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What's Happening At Regent
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Community Update: Regent College and COVID-19
— Mar 27, 2020Coronavirus and the Communion of the Saints
— Mar 23, 2020College to close building, temporarily transition to remote operations
— Mar 17, 2020Transition to Online Classes for Remainder of Term
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Convocation 2020
— May 01, 2020Iain Provan at Peninsula Bible Church, Cupertino, CA
— May 03, 2020Sister in the Wilderness: Hagar in Art, Music, and Literature
— May 13, 2020Mind the Gap: From Living Event to Gospel Story
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— May 18, 2020
Regent Media
N.T. Wright and Michael F. Bird | The New Testament in its World
Two leading biblical scholars offer a passageway from the twenty-first century into the world of Jesus and the first Christians.
- Podcast A New Language for the Sexual Crisis of Our Generation by Sarah Williams
- Video A Wilkinson Theology of Soup
- Video Augustine Our Contemporary: How to Find Yourself by James K.A. Smith
- Podcast Rediscovering Biblical Faith by Mariam J. Kovalishyn
- Video Interface Lecture Series | Science and Faith: Conflicting or Enriching? by Alister McGrath
- Video Malcolm Guite | "As If" by Malcolm Guite
