Upcoming Events
Christian Civics Foundations (Fall 2022)
How should faith in Jesus change the way we approach US citizenship and political partisanship?
Christian Civics Foundations (Early Fall 2022)
How should faith in Jesus change the way we approach US citizenship and political partisanship?
Christian Civics Foundations (Spring 2022)
How should faith in Jesus change the way we approach US citizenship and political partisanship?
Talking to Loved Ones About Race (Rescheduled)
An interactive workshop on having hard conversations about one of our country’s most divisive issues.
Talking to Loved Ones About Race
An interactive workshop on having hard conversations about one of our country’s most divisive issues.
Christian Civics Foundations (Winter 2022)
How should faith in Jesus change the way we approach US citizenship and political partisanship?
Discerning the Truth: Satire, Fake News, and Discipleship
We welcome an Australian satirist to talk about the line between reporting, opinion and satire—and why Christians need to know the difference.
DC Ministry Leaders Prayer Summit (OneHeartDC)
Join other ministry leaders from throughout the DC/Maryland/Virginia region for humble, transparent and soul-refreshing prayer at this annual event coordinated by our friends at OneHeartDC.
Christian Civics Foundations (Fall 2021)
How should faith in Jesus change the way we approach US citizenship and political partisanship?
Journeying Towards Beautiful Community (ICCM)
Christian Civics Executive Director Rick Barry will be presenting at Journeying Towards Beautiful Community, a one-day conference hosted by the Institute for Cross-Cultural Mission.
Learn more and register at the event website.
Christianity and a Third Way (Hosted by ICCM)
How can Christians move towards cross-cultural love by pursuing a "third way," eschewing unnecessary polarization?
Christian Civics co-founder Rick Barry will be part of a roundtable discussion hosted by the Institute for Cross-Cultural Mission.
How can Christians serve as salt and light without falling prey to black-and-white thinking? What does faithful discipleship look like in a way that is not legalistic and eschews a sacred/secular theological fallacy? How do we navigate an increasingly polarized society with grace and nuance? What does it look like to afford people dignity and respect amidst disagreement? Christian civility and witness? Our storytellers are pastors from a variety of backgrounds who will be discussing their experiences and you are invited to listen in. Dinner will be provided.
To help cover the costs of this event, we ask attendees to consider making a donation to the Institute. Thank you!
Please note that space is limited so please RSVP soon if you intend to be a guest. Each invitee is permitted one additional guest. Please indicate this in your RSVP.
**PROOF of COVID-19 vaccination or a recent negative COVID-19 test will be required to enter.**