Book Groups and Reviews

Each year, the Center for Faith and Learning hosts book discussion groups and faculty author book reviews focused on recent faculty publications that have implications for Christian faith and practice. Book groups are offered on a wide variety of topics related to faith and academia, many times in partnership with other campus departments. Book reviews are modeled after the kind of exchanges that happen in academic conferences, where other scholars will offer critique and reflection on the work under consideration, with opportunity for the author herself or himself to respond. One feature that sets these events apart, however, is the fact the authors and respondents explore the implications of their scholarship for Christian faith and practice, so that other faculty and, particularly, our students get to see the integration of faith and learning "in action" in the lives and work of their teachers. 

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Faculty and Staff Speaker Luncheon on The Grace of Troublesome Questions
Fireside Room
November 29, 2023
12-1:30 p.m.
Faculty and staff are invited to hear Dr. Richard Hughes speak on his book, The Grace of Troublesome Questions, at a luncheon hosted by the Center for Faith and Learning and University Chaplain. Attendees will receive a copy of Dr. Hughes' book. Lunch will be served.
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