Mark can be thought of as "the Quenten Tarantino of the gospel writers." One moment Mark is racing through the story and the next he seems to stop time and focus our gaze on Jesus. Come and learn more about this gospel, its skillful author, and its divine subject. This 2-credit course* will explore Mark […]
Interested in seeing what Christian Ministries exist at Cornell? Come to the Christian Fellowship Fair and find out--and meet Chesterton House while you're at it!
Reconnect with us at our annual Open House! For any and all Christian alumni and relatives, including (but not limited to) those who were involved with Campus Crusade for Christ, Chesterton House, Chi Alpha, Chinese Bible Study, Cornell Christian Fellowship (InterVarsity), Cornell International Christian Fellowship, Grace Christian Fellowship, Graduate Christian Fellowship, Navigators, and others. Join […]
Graduate Christian Fellowship Roundtable. Pre-discussion pizza dinner at 7:00, all welcome. Please RSVP for dinner by emailing [email protected]. As our knowledge of the natural world has exploded with the advance of modern scientific inquiry, science itself has become for many the definitive epistemological authority. Naturally, the priestly oracles of this neo-orthodoxy are scientists, those who […]
Navs Fellowship Meeting
In recent days, much attention has been paid to challenges of work-life balance, especially for women. For Christians, questions of work-life involve different assumptions. The notion of calling, gendered expectations, and commitments to faith communities are all important. Dr. Reynolds will discuss some empirical evidence of (unequal) work-family relationships for men and women, with special […]
Services at 9 and 10:45AM One of the pitfalls of Protestant spirituality has been an unbiblical preoccupation with one’s own ‘heart and soul’ as the site of divine indwelling. In this sermon, we will look at how God as Three Persons finds delight in the 'Other': the Father is pleased with the Son, the Son […]
Who cares about the world and nature? What type of responsibility is there for the Christian community toward “creation care”? How does God’s work of creation generate ethical duty and delight for the Christian in one’s work of environmental/ecological justice? We will survey the factors that give rise to the recent interest in creation care, […]
THIS EVENT WILL BE LIVECAST BEGINNING AT 7:40 PM ET. CLICK HERE TO STREAM THIS EVENT Juxtaposing God’s identity as Trinity and the human practice of trafficking children, one is forced to ask: “Does God care? Is there anyone out there?” This talk focuses on the identity of the Triune God as revealed in and […]
