On Migration & Refugees (and the Re-humanizing Role of the Church)
You’re invited to Regent's 2025 Evening Public Lecture series! Join us in the chapel or tune in online to explore theology, culture, and much more with this year’s summer faculty.
To livestream this and other Evening Public Lectures, visit us at rgnt.net/live.
About the Lecture
Theologian and early church historian George Kalantzis will deliver an Evening Public Lecture discussing migration, refugees, and the role of the church.
About the Speaker
George Kalantzis is Professor of Theology at Wheaton College and Founding Director of the Wheaton Center for Early Christian Studies. He is an elected Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (FRHistS). His historical research and writing focus on the development of doctrine (especially Christological and Trinitarian thought), as well as the intersection of classical Greco-Roman society and early Christianity.
A Senior Fellow with the International Association for Refugees (IAFR), Dr. Kalantzis also writes, teaches, and lectures nationally and internationally on ethics, human rights, and the plight of persons seeking refuge from forced displacement.
Dr. Kalantzis is teaching The First Christian Centuries from July 28 to August 1 as part of Regent’s 2025 Summer Programs.
Location
Regent College, 5800 University Blvd, Vancouver, BC
Parking
Regent College no longer has its own parking lot. Paid parking options are available nearby with metered parking on Western Parkway, among other locations, and covered pay parking at the Thunderbird Parkade. See parking.ubc.ca for more info.
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