E. Quinn Fox

Company of Teachers

Associate Pastor for Discipleship, National Presbyterian Church; Associate Director, The Center for Catholic and Evangelical Theology; Presbyterian Chaplain, American University; former Adjunct Faculty, Fuller Theological Seminary; Visiting Professor, The Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo, Egypt; M.Div., M.A. (Theology), Fuller Theological Seminary; Th.M., Princeton Theological Seminary; Ph.D. (Religion: History of Christian Thought), Graduate Department of Religion, Vanderbilt University.

The following adult education presentations can be “stand-alone;” they can also either be expanded and/or combined to create multi-week class. I am able to offer stand-alone presentations on weeknights, and Saturday or Sunday mornings (with ample advanced notice); multi-week classes are possible only on weeknights.

Reformed Topics

• The Confession of Belhar: Journey from South Africa to the PCUSA Constitution*
• Reformed Worship: Why We Do What We Do*
• The Great Ends of the Church: Mission Statement for Every Presbyterian*
• The Reformed Reformation: Zwingli, Calvin and Knox*
• John Calvin: Life and Thought*
• Pioneer of Modern Theology: The Life and Thought of Friedrich Schleiermacher*

Additional Church History & Historical Theology

• Martin Luther: Life and Thought*
• The Reformation in England: A King, A Pope, and a Mistress*
• How Churches with Candles Brought Down the Berlin Wall and Communism: A Personal Reflection*

Popular Culture

• The Gospel According to Popular Culture: “Downton Abbey,” “The Good Place,” and “Lucifer”
• Looking for God in a Galaxy Far, Far Away: The Gospel According to Star Wars**
• Animated Virtue: The Wisdom of Pixar**
• America’s God, America’s Game: Baseball as a Way to God**

C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien

• The Fantastic Theology of C.S. Lewis: The Chronicles of Narnia*
• Planets in Peril: The Science Fiction of C.S. Lewis*
• The Gospel in Narnia and Middle Earth: The Fantasy Fiction of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien*

*    Requires video projector (for PowerPoint)

**  Requires audio and video projector

Contact Information: [email protected] (preferred means of contact), 202.537.7502, National Presbyterian Church