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Please join us for this year’s Cal Poly Veritas Forum featuring our guests Dr. Herb Silverman (College of Charleston) and Dr. Karen Swallow Prior (Liberty University) dialoguing on: Would Society Be Better Off Without Religion? An Atheist and a Christian discuss … Continue reading →

We hope you’ll considering joining us for A Common Call – a one day conference for Christian faculty January 19, 2019, at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport.  “What are the challenges and opportunities we face as Christians in the … Continue reading →

Please save the date and plan on joining us for:  “Would Society be Better Off Without Religion? An Atheist and a Christian Discuss” Dr. Herb Silverman Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Mathematics College of Charleston Founder, Secular Coalition for America Dr. … Continue reading →

International Days of Prayer for the Persecuted Church Nov. 4-11 is the international days of prayer for the persecuted Church.  Thank you for joining us in prayer for them.   http://idop.org 10 Ways to Pray for Our Persecuted Family Pray that … Continue reading →

We’ll be meeting in Los Osos, at the O’Brien residence for our annual Fall Welcome Back BBQ & Potluck, Sunday afternoon September 23rd 3-6pm.  This is a family event, and – similar to previous years – we’ll have some childcare … Continue reading →

This Fall, a group of faculty involved with Faculty Commons will be helping students move into campus housing during Mustang Move-In, Sep 14 – 16. We’d like to encourage you to consider joining us. It’s a great way to welcome … Continue reading →

Every person who is a follower of Jesus Christ has unique story of what God has done – and is doing – in their lives. A story of what their lives were like before and after they choose to follow … Continue reading →

This past week, a small group of student involved with Cru wanted to do something – anything – to address the racial issues that have placed Cal Poly in the national media. An student leader set up a “go fund … Continue reading →

In this challenging article from the The Chronicle of Higher Education, Dr. George Yancy shares his experiences as black professor at Emory University. In light of recent events, both locally and nationally, it seemed appropriate to post this.  The Ugly Truth of … Continue reading →