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We’re looking forward to this weekend’s “Feed My Starving Children” service event. While most time slots to serve are now full, feel free to stop by any time that works with your schedule.  If you’re unable to attend, but would like … Continue reading →

Friday & Saturday, Feb 22nd & 23rd, Cal Poly students and faculty will come together in 90 minute shifts to package over 200,000 meals. We’d love to have you join us. You can sign up to participate here.  Feed My … Continue reading →

Winds of Change, sponsored by “Faculty Bridges,” is an outstanding conference specifically designed for Christian faculty members at secular or public universities. Here are a couple of thoughts from Cal Poly faculty on our speaker – and the conference itself: … Continue reading →

Wednesday night, January 16th, over 700 students, faculty and members of the community were in Chumash Auditorium to hear MIT professor speak on “Faith, Reason, and the Human Need for Certainty.” The 40 minute lecuture was followed by another 40 … Continue reading →

• Are science and faith in opposition to each other?  • Is scientific progress making God irrelevant?  • Is science the only path to certainty in what’s real?  • Is faith a form of non-thinking? That is, somehow believing in things that are false? … Continue reading →

Please save the date and plan on joining us for the 2013 Veritas Forum as we hear from MIT faculty member Dr. Troy Van Voorhis speaking on “Faith, Reason, and the Human Need for Certainty” Wednesday January 16, 2013 at … Continue reading →

Friday, October 26th, International Justice Mission will be hosing a free screening of the documentary film Call + Response at Mountainbrook Community Church (1775 Calle Joaquin, SLO) from 7-9:30pm.   Since its release in 2008, the film has been profiled by … Continue reading →

We hope you’ll join us for our 3rd annual “New Faculty Welcome Lunch” event. Wednesday November 14th 12noon-1pm UU 220 (Conference Room) An invitaiton is being sent out to every new faculty member. There’s no formal program or speaker planned – … Continue reading →

A G-3 is a group of three (or more) faculty members meeting regularly three times a quarter for community, growth, and prayer. A G-3 is committed to: • community: a chance to share with a few others about challenges and … Continue reading →