Our Spring 2021 short course, “Renewing Theology and Church for Public Life,” brought experts in national church leadership, public policy, and generational forecasting together to explore current cultural, social, and generational challenges to the church. They addressed trends, theological shifts, and resources for renewing the church for public witness within a Reformed framework. Participants were…

The Reformed Tradition has been complicit in slavery, segregation, and White dominance throughout U.S. history. At the same time, Black Presbyterians have drawn on deep wells of resilience and prophetic vision to contest such racism and to reframe the tradition from within. On January 23, the 2021 Reformed Institute Convocation – “Black Presbyterians and Racial…

On Saturday, September 19, 2020, the Reformed Institute held a reflective walk in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, to sites that mark key moments in the story of Presbyterians, White supremacy, and Black resistance from Colonial days to the present. The walk focused on challenge, reflection and inspiration to action at each of the sites (see…

This summer on Wednesday nights at 7:00 Dr. Quinn Fox will lead an exploration into how baseball has been influenced by, and has in turn influenced, American life, especially popular film… all through the lens of Christian faith.

This summer, hear from a variety of Reformed voices on the critical issues of the pandemic, racial justice, and more from the National Presbyterian Church. For Such a Time As This Summer Sunday Morning Speaker Series Via Zoom and YouTube Live Each Sunday, this summer, 9:45-10:45 am, we’ll hear about an important topic that helps…

Saturday, September 19, 10:00 a.m.-noon, the Reformed Institute will hold a reflective walk in Old Town Alexandria, VA to sites that mark key moments in the story of Presbyterians, White supremacy, and Black resistance from Colonial days to the present. The walk will focus on challenge, reflection and inspiration to action at each of the…

Well, probably not in the traditional sense of God causing medieval plagues and the like. But the Coronovirus brings a kind of “judgment” by exposing weaknesses in our lives and in society. Given the new space created by our relative isolation, this can be a time of introspection and change for all of us. Here…