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Dr. Paul Spilsbury to Serve as Acting President of Regent College
— Oct 16, 2018Eugene Peterson in Hospice Care
— Oct 15, 2018Dr. Rhonda McEwen Joins Regent Faculty as Director of Calling Initiative
— Oct 10, 2018Regent Alum René Breuel Serving as Urbana Expositor
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Iain Provan in New York City
— Nov 20, 2018Beyond ‘Design’: Evolutionary Biology and a Theology of Preservation
— Nov 28, 2018Christianity, Colonialism, and Culture: The History and Historiography of Evangelicals and Missions in the Global South, c.1718–2018
— Nov 29, 2018Christmas Artisan Fair
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— Dec 05, 2018
Regent Media
Building a Common Vocabulary
In this short video, Dr. Stanley Hauerwas offers not just his iconic candour and humour, but several of his own conclusions about community: it’s hard, and for Christians, our calling.
- Video A Wilkinson Theology of Soup
- Article Two Essential Practices for Healthy Communities by Christine Pohl
- Article Learning to See Ourselves by Richard Wu
- Article Why Is Authentic Christian Community So Elusive? by Jeffrey Greenman
- Article I Just Keep Giving Away My Vegetables by Marion Maxwell
- Article Discipleship Deconstructed by Troy Terpstra
