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David Robinson in Edmonton

Join David Robinson in Edmonton for two events this October. Reflect on marketplace theology and catch up with Regent on October 23 and 24.
Edmonton skyline featuring Walterdale Bridge.

Regent alumni and friends of the College are warmly invited to connect with David Robinson in Edmonton this October. David is Regent's R. Paul Stevens Associate Professor of Marketplace Theology and Leadership and the Director of the MALTS program. Join us for one or both of these evening events!

Lecture | Friday, October 23, 7–9 pm

David will be delivering an evening lecture titled "God at Work: The Promise of Marketplace Theology."

The realities of work are being radically reshaped today, from the current trade war to the rise of artificial intelligence. These dynamics complicate the questions many of us bring to our jobs: How do I discern God’s calling in my life as it is? What does it mean to act justly in a compromised system? How can I better express my faith convictions to colleagues? This talk is an invitation to live out the answers by introducing marketplace theology, a practice of public reasoning about the human economy in light of God’s works.

Location: The Derrick Golf and Winter Club, 3500 119 St NW, Edmonton, AB (free parking available onsite)

Alumni Social | Saturday, October 24, 7–9 pm

Join David and local Regent folks for an evening of fellowship and catching up. David will speak a bit about his work and personal story and share a few updates from the College.

Location: Private residence in NW Edmonton (address available upon request)

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To assist our hosts, please let us know you're coming by Monday, October 19. You can use the form provided below to RSVP for one or both events. We hope to see you there!

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David Robinson

David S. Robinson

R. Paul Stevens Associate Professor of Marketplace Theology and Leadership

Dr. David Robinson teaches Marketplace Theology and directs the Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society (MALTS). His current research focuses on the theological ethics of human work and approaches to sustainability. His previous research focused on modern philosophical and theological accounts of the self in society, including church-state relations. 

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