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Francis Schaeffer: A Mind and Heart for God contains chapters based on lectures given by the speakers at the Center's 2008 conference, "Francis Schaeffer: A Mind and Heart for God: Engaging the Culture for Christ." "A final word concerning this book: it supports the belief that Francis Schaeffer's word to the Christian community is as relevant today, and maybe more so, than in his own lifetime. No matter where one serves, no matter who you are, Francis Schaeffer has an important word for consideration as each seeks to speak to a lost and dying world," says Dr. Bruce A. Little, Center for Faith and Culture Director and Book Editor. Buy it from the publisher, P & R Publishing. |
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C.S. Lewis: Views From Wake Forest is a compilation of selected essays of sixteen C.S. Lewis scholars including Walter Hooper, James Como and many others who presented papers at the L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture conference, "C.S. Lewis: The Man and His Works, a 21st Century Legacy." Edited by Michael Travers, a former Senior Fellow of the Center, the book contains a variety of perspectives regarding both the life and the work of C.S. Lewis. Read about it on the publisher's website, Zossima Press. Buy it from Amazon.com. |
Sept. 17 - Student Luncheon with Ken Myers
Sept. 17 -The Forum: The Meaning of Discipleship and the Meaning of Music with Ken Myers
Sept. 27 -Film Night: Critiquing Films in Light of Worldview and Cultural Issues: An Introduction
Oct. 22 - The Forum: "We Are Made for Heaven:" An Introduction to C. S. Lewis with Michael Travers
Boots on the Ground: Speaking Truth on the NC State Campus Informational Meeting: 10 am, Sept. 1, Center for Faith and Culture, 2nd Floor, Patterson Hall
Mentorship Program Application deadline: Sept. 7
Research Assistant Program Application deadline: Sept. 2
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