Events

The Colossian Forum Board of Directors meets on a quarterly basis to set the vision for our work, review financial information and policies, and give strategic direction for the execution of our mission.

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Our culture seems so deeply divided that it’s hard to see our way through these present tensions. Polarizations ripping apart not only political parties, but also churches, communities, and even families. Join us for a one-hour Taste of Hope event, and catch a glimpse of how The Colossian Forum equips leaders to transform messy cultural conflicts into opportunities for spiritual growth and witness. Registration is complimentary, and lunch is provided. 

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Join the National Alumni Council for a day of engagement with faculty members, current students, and alumni. This day is meant to highlight some of the exciting work happening at the Divinity School. This day will feature Dr. David Emmanuel Goatley, Research Professor of Theology and Black Church Studies; Director of Office of Black Church Studies; Dr. Jerusha Neal, Assistant Professor of Homiletics; and Dr. Warren Smith, Associate Professor of Historical Theology. We will also highlight an alumni presentation from Michael Gulker M.Div’05. Michael will present on The Colossian Forum’s mission to equip leaders to transform cultural conflicts into opportunities for spiritual growth and witness.

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America is more politically polarized than it’s been since the Civil War. Our divisiveness has taken up residence in our churches and our homes. Thankfully, God has given us the gift of conflict as an opportunity for spiritual growth. At our second Annual Conference, join fellow Christians who are hungry to live into that opportunity. Join us as we Gather in the name of Jesus, Practice loving each other across difference, Witness the body of Christ built up, and give Witness to the deepest desire and reality of the world. Hear from a remarkable lineup of speakers, each of whom will explore one part of the Christian habit to “Gather – Practice – Witness” and discuss how it provides a spiritual sanctuary in the wildernesses of our cultural moment. 

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Our culture seems so deeply divided that it’s hard to see our way through these present tensions. Polarizations ripping apart not only political parties, but also churches, communities, and even families. Join us for a one-hour Taste of Hope event, and catch a glimpse of how The Colossian Forum equips leaders to transform messy cultural conflicts into opportunities for spiritual growth and witness. Registration is complimentary, and lunch is provided. 

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