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SUMMARY:Every Moment Holy\, Vol. 2: Death\, Grief and Hope
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Regent College Bookstore for a conversation with Douglas Kaine McKelvey about his recent publication\, Every Moment Holy\, Vol. 2: Death\, Grief and Hope. Douglas will be hosted by Regent’s Associate Dean of Students\, Claire Perini. \nEvery Moment Holy\, Vol. 2: Death\, Grief\, and Hope\, the much-anticipated follow-up to Every Moment Holy Vol. 1\, is a book of liturgies for seasons of dying and grieving. This volume includes prayers such as “A Liturgy for the Scattering of Ashes\,” “A Liturgy for the Loss of a Spouse\,” and “A Liturgy for the Wake of a National Tragedy.” These prayers are ways of reminding us that our lives are shot through with sacred purpose and eternal hope even when\, and especially when\, suffering and pain threaten to overwhelm us. Volume II is releasing April 2021\, and will be available at the Regent College Bookstore. \nDouglas Kaine McKelvey grew up in East Texas and moved to Nashville in 1991 to participate in the early work of Charlie Peacock’s Art House Foundation\, an organization dedicated to a shared exploration of faith and the arts. In the decades since\, he has worked as an author\, song lyricist\, scriptwriter\, and video director. He has penned more than 350 lyrics recorded by a variety of artists including Switchfoot\, Kenny Rogers\, Sanctus Real\, and Jason Gray. He and his wife Lise have three grown daughters and two sons-in-law. Douglas has served for the last four years as the sexton at St. John’s Anglican Church in Franklin\, Tennessee. \n\nDuring the event\, please submit questions to questions@regent-college.edu
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/every-moment-holy-vol-2-death-grief-and-hope/
CATEGORIES:Introspection,Science,Seeing Clearly and Deeply
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SUMMARY:Dedicated: The Case for Commitment in an Age of Infinite Browsing
DESCRIPTION:Most of us have had this experience: browsing through countless options on Netflix\, unable to commit to watching any given movie—and losing so much time skimming reviews and considering trailers that it’s too late to watch anything at all. In a book borne of an idea first articulated in a viral commencement address\, Pete Davis argues that this is the defining characteristic of the moment: keeping our options open. We are stuck in “Infinite Browsing Mode”—swiping through endless dating profiles without committing to a single partner\, jumping from place to place searching for the next big thing\, and refusing to make any decision that might close us off from an even better choice we imagine is just around the corner. This culture of restlessness and indecision\, Davis argues\, is causing tension in the lives of young people today: We want to keep our options open\, and yet we yearn for the purpose\, community\, and depth that can only come from making deep commitments. \nIn Dedicated\, Davis examines this quagmire\, as well as the counterculture of committers who have made it to the other side. He shares what we can learn from the “long-haul heroes” who courageously commit themselves to particular places\, professions\, and causes—who relinquish the false freedom of an open future in exchange for the deep fulfillment of true dedication. Weaving together examples from history\, personal stories\, and applied psychology\, Davis’s candid and humble words offer a meaningful answer to our modern frustrations and a practical path to joy. \n\n\n\n\nREGISTER HERE.
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/dedicated-the-case-for-commitment-in-an-age-of-infinite-browsing/
CATEGORIES:Imagining the Future,Science,Seeing Clearly and Deeply,Technology
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SUMMARY:Immigrants and the American Future
DESCRIPTION:Immigrants and the American Future:\nA Conversation with: \nPresident George W. Bush \nRussell Moore\nPresident\, Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission\, Southern Baptist Convention \nYuval Levin\nDirector\, Social\, Cultural\, and Constitutional Studies\, American Enterprise Institute \nAlong with the George W. Bush Institute and the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention\, we are excited to bring you a conversation with President George W. Bush on his upcoming book\, Out of Many\, One: Portraits of America’s Immigrants\, a powerful collection of 43 portraits painted by President Bush and accompanying stories that exemplify the promise of America and our proud history as a nation of immigrants.
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/immigrants-and-the-american-future/
CATEGORIES:Community,Imagining the Future,Politics
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SUMMARY:Should I Defend Everyone's Religious Freedom?
DESCRIPTION:Kevin Singer\, Co-Director of Neighborly Faith\, moderates the second of a two-part discussion between Andrew T. Walker of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Asma Uddin\, religious liberty lawyer who identifies as Muslim. This discussion will center on major themes in Walker’s new book\, “Liberty For All: Defending Everyone’s Religious Freedom in a Pluralistic Age\,” released May 4 with Brazos Press.
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/should-i-defend-everyones-religious-freedom/
CATEGORIES:Church,Justice,Politics,Seeing Clearly and Deeply
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SUMMARY:Lincoln in Private: Leadership Behind Closed Doors\, with Dr. Ron White
DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, May 7th The Trinity Forum is delighted to partner once again with our friends at Pepperdine School of Public Policy to host author\, historian\, and Trinity Forum Senior Fellow Ron White to discuss the themes in his soon-to-be released work\, ‘Lincoln in Private’. \nLincoln did not have a diary but he developed the habit of writing reflections and ruminations on little slips of paper. These notes\, which Lincoln never intended for anyone to see\, help us understand the depth of Lincoln’s character and thinking and introduce us to the private Lincoln behind the public Lincoln. We now get to look over his shoulder to see his innermost thoughts as he grappled with some of the most challenging moments in our nations history. \nLooking to his example\, Dr. White will help us consider our own internal lives and the importance of being a person of character and integrity. \nSpecial thanks to this event’s sponsors:\nPepperdine School of Public Policy\n&\nPaul Klaassen
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/lincoln-in-private-leadership-behind-closed-doors-with-dr-ron-white/
CATEGORIES:Introspection,Learning From the Past
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SUMMARY:The Priority of the Person: A Conversation with David Walsh and John von Heyking
DESCRIPTION:In the first event of the IHE’s new initiative on Catholic Political Thought\, spearheaded by IHE Fellow V. Bradley Lewis\, join Professor John von Heyking and IHE Fellow David Walsh for a lively discussion of Walsh’s latest book\, The Priority of the Person: Political\, Philosophical\, and Historical Discoveries. \n \nIHE Fellow David Walsh\, Ph.D. in Government\, is an Ordinary Professor of Politics at The Catholic University of America. His teaching and research are in the field of political theory broadly conceived. His focus has been on the question that the modern world poses for itself at its deepest level: does our civilization possess the moral and spiritual resources to survive? \n \nJohn von Heyking is Professor of Political Science at the University of Lethbridge\, in Alberta\, Canada\, where he teaches political philosophy and religion and politics. He is author of Augustine and Politics as Longing in the World (2001)\, and coeditor of Friendship and Politics: Essays in Political Thought (2008) and Civil Religion in Political Thought (2010)\, as well as two volumes of The Collected Works of Eric Voegelin. The topics of his scholarly articles include friendship\, cosmopolitanism\, liberal education\, multiculturalism\, empire\, civil religion\, political representation\, citizenship\, republicanism\, just war\, Islamic political thought\, leadership\, America as symbol\, and religious liberty in Canada. He is currently at work on a book-length study on the political significance of friendship. \n \nIHE Fellow V. Bradley Lewis specializes in political and legal philosophy\, especially in classical Greek political thought and in the theory of natural law. He holds a B.A. from the University of Maryland and a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame. He has published scholarly articles in Polity\, History of Political Thought\, the Southern Journal of Philosophy\, Philosophy and Rhetoric\, Communio\, the Josephinum Journal of Theology\, the Pepperdine Law Review\, the Oxford Journal of Law and Religion\, and the Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association\, as well as chapters in a number of books.  He is currently working on a book project provisionally titled “The Common Good and the Modern State.” He is also a fellow of the Institute for Human Ecology and serves as associate editor of the American Journal of Jurisprudence.
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/the-priority-of-the-person-a-conversation-with-david-walsh-and-john-von-heyking/
CATEGORIES:Community,Learning From the Past,Politics,Seeing Clearly and Deeply
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SUMMARY:Visual Communication in a Digital Age
DESCRIPTION:Emily Downe will contribute to this Culham St Gabriel’s Trust event on why innovation matters for today’s teachers of religion and worldviews. \nThis event on May 12th at 7pm GMT features a conversation with Emily Downe and Jason Ramasami on how animation and illustration can be used as powerful tools for classroom learning. They will share examples of their work and some of the principles around engaging today’s pupils with complex ideas\, particularly in religion and worldviews using visual narrative forms. The event will include a showcase of a new animation about the concept of worldview. \nEmily Downe is an animation director. She has an MA in Documentary Animation from the Royal College of Art. Alongside working as Creative Designer at Theos\, she works independently as an animation director\, specialising in documentary short film\, and she is a co–director of Studio Desk. Emily has a passion for visual communication; expanding research through visual metaphor and engaging design. \nJason Ramasami is a teacher with 25 years of experience working in secondary schools teaching RE\, Media and Art. In addition to this\, he has developed as an illustrator and filmmaker with a keen interest in conveying concepts\, stories and experiences that bring other perspectives to life for otherwise uninterested audiences. Most recently he has produced work for Oxford University Press\, the Bible Society and the Department for Culture Media and Sport. \nIf you have any questions please email enquiries@cstg.org.uk \nYou can download our recent report on worldviews in religious education here.
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/visual-communication-in-a-digital-age/
CATEGORIES:Art,Education,Imagining the Future
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SUMMARY:Abraham Joshua Heschel: A Prophetic Voice for Our Moment
DESCRIPTION:Abraham Joshua Heschel: A Prophetic Voice for Our Moment\nOnline\, via YouTube\nMeet Susannah Heschel\n\nJoin Susannah Heschel\, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel’s daughter\, Robert Erlewine\, editor of Plough’s new Abraham Joshua Heschel reader Thunder in the Soul\, and filmmaker Martin Doblmeier\, whose documentary Spiritual Audacity: The Abraham Joshua Heschel Story airs on PBS this month\, for a lively discussion about how Rabbi Heschel’s words speak to our search for racial justice\, environmental responsibility\, and spiritual renewal today. Journalist Manya Brachear Pashman will moderate. \nRabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel was one of the most remarkable and inspiring religious figures of the twentieth century. Descended from a long line of Orthodox rabbis\, he fled Europe to escape the Nazis. He became a prominent public intellectual\, a leading critic of the Vietnam War\, a mentor to Martin Luther King Jr\, a champion for Soviet Jews\, and a pioneer in the work of interfaith dialogue. Today he is revered across theological and ideological lines as someone who can help us rediscover wonder and a right relationship with a God who cares.
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/abraham-joshua-heschel-a-prophetic-voice-for-our-moment/
CATEGORIES:Church,Learning From the Past,Politics,Race
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SUMMARY:Identity: Film Screening & Conversation Around Faith\, Race\, Art & Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:An official selection of the Justice Film Festival\, Identity journeys with Andrew Nemr\, an internationally known tap dance artist\, as he navigates the seminal question\, “Who am I?” The film joins Andrew as he navigates being the only son of immigrants\, a trusted keeper of the oral tradition of tap dance\, and a follower of Jesus Christ. Through many challenges we will see Andrew as he literally dances his way through questions about family\, ethnicity\, race\, art\, community\, and where one’s identity really comes from. Produced by Windrider productions and directed by Jonathan Cipiti. \nAndrew Nemr is an international tap dance artist with a diverse roster of collaborators and performing credits – from Grammy Award winning musicians\, and off-broadway productions\, to TED talks and roots music festivals. Nemr is a TED Fellow\, recipient of grants from the National Endowment of the Arts and the CUNY Dance Initiative\, and the co-founder of the Tap Legacy Foundation\, along with his mentor\, tap dance legend\, Gregory Hines. Having served as the director of the tap dance company Cats Paying Dues\, and Artistic Director of the Vancouver Tap Dance Society\, Nemr now uses his life experiences to create projects at the intersection of love\, community\, identity\, and faith. \nAs part of the continued conversation with Sanctuary Mental Health Ministries\, Dal Schindell Gallery curator Bryana Russell will host a panel discussion following the screening. It will feature: Andrew Nemr\, Gustavo Santos (Program Director of MALTS at Regent College) and Jane Born (Program Development Coordinator with Sanctuary Mental Health Ministries).
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/identity-film-screening-conversation-around-faith-race-art-mental-health/
CATEGORIES:Art,Church,Community,Introspection,Race,Seeing Clearly and Deeply
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210514T133000
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SUMMARY:Reimagination & Repair: Creativity for the life of the World
DESCRIPTION:An Online Conversation with Sho Baraka \nOn May 14th we look forward to hosting artist\, activist\, and author Sho Baraka for a conversation around his forthcoming book He Saw That It Was Good: Reimagining Your Creative Life To Repair A Broken World. \nBaraka says\, “The command to love—in all the fullness and justice of that word—is laid on all\, from politician to painter. With every policy pushed\, every stroke of the brush\, we put forth what we believe about God and about good. With what we make\, we affect the world. For better or for worse.” We will be exploring how our creative gifts and good works can contribute to the care and repair of this broken and hurting world. We hope you will join us! \nThis event is made possible by a grant from The Fetzer Institute. \nSpecial thanks to our co-hosts at The Rabbit Room!
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/reimagination-repair-creativity-for-the-life-of-the-world/
CATEGORIES:Art,Imagining the Future
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SUMMARY:Urban Playground: How Child-Friendly Planning and Design Can Save Cities
DESCRIPTION:What type of cities do we want our children to grow up in? Car-dominated\, noisy\, polluted and devoid of nature? Or walkable\, welcoming and green? As the climate crisis and urbanization escalate\, cities urgently need to become more inclusive and sustainable. We will chat with Tim Gill about his new book Urban Playground\, which reveals how seeing cities through the eyes of children strengthens the case for design\, planning and transportation policies that work for people of all ages and for the planet. It shows how urban designers and city planners can incorporate child friendly insights and ideas into their masterplans\, public spaces and streetscapes.
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/urban-playground-how-child-friendly-planning-and-design-can-save-cities/
CATEGORIES:Community,Family,Imagining the Future,Politics,Science,Technology
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210520T130000
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SUMMARY:Religion and Refugee Resettlement in Canada
DESCRIPTION:QUICK SUMMARY\nA conversation based on Geoff Cameron’s recently published a book on how the US and Canada have led the world in refugee resettlement\, and how faith-based organizations played an essential role in this key aspect of global refugee protection. \nDETAILS\nJoin us May 20 for the first ever Cardus Coffeehouse. We’ll be hosting a conversation based on Geoff Cameron’s recently published a book\, “Send Them Here” on how the US and Canada have led the world in refugee resettlement\, and how faith-based organizations played an essential role in this key aspect of global refugee protection. \nJoining the virtual table for conversation are Michael Casasola of the UNHCR\, Shakeel Hirji of Focus Humanitarian Assistance\, Doreen Katto of Matthew House Ottawa\, and Belle Jarniewski of the Jewish Heritage Centre of Western Canada. Fr. Dcn. Andrew Bennett will moderate. \nThis virtual book launch and discussion is a live event and will not be recorded\, so we hope you will join us for some rich conversation.
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/religion-and-refugee-resettlement-in-canada/
CATEGORIES:Church,Community,Seeing Clearly and Deeply
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210531T223000
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SUMMARY:What is Life?
DESCRIPTION:One of the highlights of Regent Summer Programs is our free Evening Public Lectures. This series always features a wide range of professors and topics\, and this year is no exception. All lectures will be streamed online\, so invite a friend and join us! \nIn one of his most beautiful lines\, Irenaeus of Lyons (a second century theologian) said that ’the glory of God is the living human being’\, but then adds\, ‘and the life of the human being is to see God’. But\, as no one can see God and live\, the living human being that is the glory of God is the martyr\, the one who takes up the cross to follow Christ. How might the witness of the martyrs challenge our own presuppositions about life\, and especially the relationship between life and death\, and\, indeed\, what it is to be human? By reflecting on these questions\, John Behr will explore what it is that Christ offers when he says ‘I have come that you might have life and have it abundantly’ and what it is that he ‘finishes’\, or brings to perfection\, upon the Cross. \nFr. John Behr is the Regius Chair in Humanity at the University of Aberdeen. His extensive publications include critical editions of a number of patristic writings\, including the fragments of Diodore of Tarsus and Theodore of Mopuestia\, Origen’s On First Principles\, and the works of Irenaeus of Lyons. \nFr. Behr will be teaching the course Pre-Nicene Christianity: The Formation of the Theological Tradition from July 5-9 as part of Regent’s 2021 Summer Programs. \n\n\nVisit our YouTube channel for more video content from Regent College\, or tune in here to watch this event at Monday\, May 31\, 2021 at 7:30PM Pacific Time.
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/what-is-life/
CATEGORIES:Church,Learning From the Past
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