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The Vocation of Law in God’s Global Mission to Bring Justice & Wholeness: Brian Dennison at Urbana

December 30, 2015 by Angelo Blancaflor Leave a Comment

How can legal knowledge and experience bring justice to contexts outside the U.S.? The opportunities are real and plentiful. In this seminar, Brian  Dennison shared  what he learned as a law lecturer and coordinator of the law clinic at  Uganda Christian University. From Dec 27 - Jan 1, volunteers with our network of early career Christian academics are liveblogging seminars at the Urbana conference, a mission-focused student gathering of 16,000 Christians from across North America and the world. This post was written … [Read more...] about The Vocation of Law in God’s Global Mission to Bring Justice & Wholeness: Brian Dennison at Urbana

Filed Under: Urbana2015 Tagged With: IJM, justice, law, liveblogging, Uganda, Uganda Christian University, urbana, urbana seminar, urbana15

Why should Christians care about diverse worship?

December 30, 2015 by Galina Pylypiv 1 Comment

Why should Christians care about creating diverse worship experiences? Here at the Urbana conference, the worship has represented a cosmopolitan  range of cultures, languages, and worship styles. The worship team also made news earlier this week when they wore #blacklivesmatter shirts on stage. What motivates this focus on diversity? In this session, the worship team offers a  biblical basis for diverse worship, some frameworks and values that shape the team's approach, and some practical ways to bring the worship … [Read more...] about Why should Christians care about diverse worship?

Filed Under: Urbana2015 Tagged With: diversity, liveblogging, multi ethnic worship, urbana, urbana seminar, urbana15, worship

The Least of these My Brothers (Matthew 25:31-46)

December 30, 2015 by David Williams Leave a Comment

This is the third of a four part series of posts in which  David Williams shares some historical and theological observations on the Bible passages studied at the Urbana Student Missions Conference 2015. The passages under consideration are  Matthew 8:1-17, Matthew 20:1-16, Matthew 25:31-26, Matthew 27:57-28:15. In follow-up he will post an application piece. We'd also love to hear how would apply in your particular campus context. If you're at Urbana15, please swing by and hangout at  the Emerging Scholars … [Read more...] about The Least of these My Brothers (Matthew 25:31-46)

Filed Under: Christian Thought and Practice, Urbana2015 Tagged With: abraham, bible study, Israel, king, last judgment, urbana, urbana15, Urbana15 Bible study

The Missional Professor in Universities Outside North America

December 30, 2015 by Rebecca Carlson 1 Comment

How can Christian academics carry out mission while working at universities outside their home countries? From Dec 27 - Jan 1, volunteers with our network of early career Christian academics are liveblogging seminars at the Urbana conference, a mission-focused student gathering of 16,000 Christians from across North America and the world. This post was co-written by Rebecca Carlson and Vivian Chen. Dr. Keith Campbell, today's speaker, is vice president of Global Partnerships for Global Scholars and has spent four … [Read more...] about The Missional Professor in Universities Outside North America

Filed Under: Urbana2015 Tagged With: christian scholarship, culture, Faculty, Global Scholars, liveblogging, missions, professor, teaching, urbana, urbana seminar, urbana15

The Economy of the Kingdom (Matthew 20:1-16)

December 30, 2015 by David Williams Leave a Comment

This is the second of a four part series of posts in which  David Williams shares some historical and theological observations on the Bible passages studied at the Urbana Student Missions Conference 2015. The passages under consideration are  Matthew 8:1-17, Matthew 20:1-16, Matthew 25:31-26, Matthew 27:57-28:15. In follow-up he will post an application piece. We'd also love to hear how would apply in your particular campus context. If you're at Urbana15, please swing by and hangout at  the Emerging Scholars … [Read more...] about The Economy of the Kingdom (Matthew 20:1-16)

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Urbana2015 Tagged With: bible study, economy, Kingdom of God, new creation, urbana, urbana15, Urbana15 Bible study

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