Join us for a flexible pilgrimage experience from your front door. We’ll provide you with audio walking guides to help you reflect, digital debrief group opportunities, and webinars exploring the themes of the guides. Jamie Noyd shares more below. Sponsored by InterVarsity’s Graduate and Faculty Ministries. Register here for The Celtic Way In the Celtic […]
Christian Thought and Practice
A Pilgrimage from Your Front Door: Finding Community through the Faculty Digital Camino
Faculty member and 2018 CSF-ESN Grant awardee Jennifer Hawk shares her story of finding community through InterVarsity’s digital pilgrimage experience last summer, the Faculty Digital Camino. We’ll be hosting another digital pilgrimage experience this summer, Via Divina: The Celtic Way. We would love for you to join us! During 2020, I like most folks experienced […]
Solidarity
Over the past year there have been more than 3800 attacks against Asian American and Pacific Islands people in the United States. Rallies protesting recent racist attacks have taken place in many cities. Kaylyn Brown performed this spoken word poetry at a rally in the Baltimore area. We thank her for sharing the text of […]
Jesus, The Depth of our Reserve in Seasons of Weariness
Sara Chang recently led our national Graduate and Faculty Ministry staff in a Bible study of Luke 9:1-17, addressing the weariness we may be experiencing in this present time and where we find the reserves to meet the needs of others when we are weary ourselves. We are so glad Sara gave us permission to […]
Critical Race Theory: An Overview and Appraisal
Having its origins in and influence upon the academy, it seems fitting for ESN to publish a blog post on this highly influential academic movement and its reception in Christian communities. Some Christian communities engage Critical Race Theory (CRT) with great skepticism, some with indifference, and some welcome it. This post begins with a sympathetic […]