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Summer Programs 2012“Regent provided not only a brilliant education at the hands of world-class academics, but one rooted in a transformative community, continually reflecting the love of Christ....And spending two weeks surrounded by the beauty of BC only added to the depth of Spirit-filled restoration received. As a Manhattanite, I didn’t think I had room in my heart for another city, but Vancouver quickly captured my affections and I intend to make Regent a regularly scheduled summer event!” Amilee Watkins Summer at Regent. Blue skies, ocean, mountains—all witnessing to the perfection of God’s creation. Sound appealing? Join men and women from all over the world who come to Regent College to deepen their relationship with God through learning in community, and through enjoying Vancouver’s natural beauty in the summer. Choose from forty courses taught by forty-three world-class facultyOur course topics this summer range from ministry, social engagement, and interpretation of the Bible, to the spiritual practice of contemplative reading, the vocation of the artist, and the challenge of living a Christian life in the secular marketplace. Attend our free Evening Public LecturesOur series of free Evening Public Lectures will give you the chance to hear many of the faculty speak on topics relevant to our lives as Christians today. All the lectures start at 8pm in the Chapel. They fill up quickly, so arrive early! Can’t make a lecture? Watch it live, or download the audio recording afterwards. Join us for Chapel, community lunches, and other activitiesOur weekly Chapel services with faculty and fellow students are followed by catered lunches for the best price on campus. Visit our Activities page to see what’s happening around Regent College during the summer. Sign up for a conferenceDon’t miss our two conferences: the annual Pastors’ Conference, Overflow ~ Spiritual Rhythms and Practices that Draw from Christ’s Fullness with Bruce Hindmarsh, Darrell Johnson, Susan Phillips, and Ross Hastings (May 1–4, 2012), and a conference on the timely topic of aging, The Next Great Challenge: Thinking Together about Aging with Margaret Somerville, Maxine Hancock, James Houston, and J.I. Packer (May 18–19, 2012). Visit our Conferences page for details. Getting here and parking
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