Summer Activities & Events
Enrich your summer days and discover theology for life outside the classroom.
Events Overview
The Regent Summer experience can’t be confined to a classroom. Every week we gather to worship together, to participate in fascinating conversations, to hear about the ideas inspiring scholarly passion right now, and more. Check back often for updates!
Public Lectures
You’re invited to our summer-long series of free Evening Public Lectures (EPLs) and Wednesday Lunchtime Conversations (WLCs). We have an outstanding lineup of speakers joining us to discuss a fascinating range of topics. While WLCs are onsite-only, you can experience an EPL in person or online at rgnt.net/live.
Worship Together Tuesday Chapel
Join us for chapel on Tuesdays during spring and summer courses.
Upcoming Events
Public Lecture
May 12
Monday 7:30PM PDT
Giving Voice to Brokenness: A Theology of Joy & Lament
John Swinton
Journey
May 18
Sunday 8:00AM PDT
Martyrs, Monks & Mystics – A Travel Course
Bruce Hindmarsh, Carolyn Hindmarsh and Bronwyn Spilsbury
Public Lecture
May 26
Monday 7:30PM PDT
Evolution: A Story of Chance? Or a Story of Purpose?
Denis Alexander
Public Lecture
Jun 4
Wednesday 7:30PM PDT
Daniel 12 & the Hope of Glory
Aubrey E. Buster
Public Lecture
Jun 9
Monday 7:30PM PDT
Minding the Gap: From Event to Gospel
Darrell L. Bock
Public Lecture
Jun 11
Wednesday 7:30PM PDT
The Theological Imagination
Judith Wolfe
Public Lecture
Jul 9
Wednesday 7:30PM PDT
Hagar, Leah & the God Who Sees
Brittany Kim
Public Lecture
Jul 14
Monday 7:30PM PDT
Faith, Hope & the Purposes of Schooling: What We Can Learn from Comenius About Why We Do School
David I. Smith
Public Lecture
Jul 21
Monday 7:30PM PDT
Children of the Resurrection, Priests of the Kingdom: Christianity's Vision for Engaging the World
Jonathan Pennington
Public Lecture
Jul 28
Monday 7:30PM PDT
On Migration & Refugees (and the Re-humanizing Role of the Church)
George Kalantzis
Public Lecture
Jul 30
Wednesday 7:30PM PDT
Enlarged Imagination: Reflections from a Life Spent Listening to Others
Susan S. Phillips