April 14, 2009: The Thirteenth Annual Paul Henry Lecture
No Final Victories, No Final Defeats:
Doing Our Duty While Living in Exile
The Thirteenth Annual Paul Henry Lecture was delivered by Michael Cromartie, former Chair and Vice Chair of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom. For a videotaped copy of the lecture, contact the Calvin Campus Store.

March 31 , 2008: The Twelfth Annual Paul Henry Lecture
Religious Tolerance: Love your Neighbor
The Twelfth Annual Paul Henry Lecture was delivered by Dean Koldenhoven, former mayor of Palos Heights, Illinois and 2002 Recipient of the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award. For a videotaped copy of the lecture, contact the Calvin Campus Store.

October 12, 2006: The Eleventh Annual Paul Henry Lecture
Public Virtue, Republican Government, and the
Separation of Church and State
The Eleventh Annual Paul Henry Lecture was delivered by Judge Michael McConnell, Federal Appellate Judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. For a videotaped copy of the lecture, contact the Calvin Campus Store

October 25 , 2005: The Tenth Annual Paul Henry Lecture
Forging a Faithful Concensus: The Future of Public-Private Partnerships Involving Community-Serving Religious Organizations
The Tenth Annual Paul Henry Lecture was delivered by Dr. John DiIulio, former Director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives. For a videotaped copy of the lecture, contact the Calvin Campus Store.

November 11, 2004: The Ninth Annual Paul Henry Lecture
Freeing God's Children: The Unlikely Alliance for
Global Human Rights
The Ninth Annual Paul Henry Lecture was delivered by Dr. Allen Hertzke, Director of Religious Studies and Professor of Political Science at the University of Oklahoma. [Full text of the lecture]

April 26, 2004: The Eighth Annual Paul Henry Lecture
The State of the World
as Seen Through the Eyes of the Church
The Eighth Annual Paul Henry Lecture was delivered by Rev. Dr. Robert Edgar, General Secretary of the National Council of Churches. For a videotaped copy of the lecture, contact the Calvin Campus Store.

April 28, 2003: The Seventh Annual Paul Henry Lecture
Real Challenges: Faith in the Public Arena
The Seventh Annual Paul Henry Lecture was delivered by Tim Goeglein, Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of the White House Office of Public Liason. [Full text of the lecture] [Pictures of the lecture]

April 29, 2002: The Sixth Annual Paul Henry Lecture
Myths, Lies, and Soundbites: Reactions to President Bush's Faith-Based Initiative
The Sixth Annual Paul Henry Lecture was delivered by Professor Stephen V. Monsma of Pepperdine University. [Full text of the lecture]

April 30, 2001: The Fifth Annual Paul Henry Lecture
Faith in Politics
The Fifth Annual Paul Henry Lecture was delivered by Honorable Paul Hillegonds, former Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives and current President of Detroit Renaissance. [Full text of the lecture]

April 17, 2000: The Fourth Annual Paul Henry Lecture
Struggling Toward the 'Beloved Community'
U.S. Representative John Lewis of Georgia, noted civil rights leader and member of Congress, delivered the fourth annual Paul Henry Lecture.

April 19, 1999: The Third Annual Paul Henry Lecture
Conservative Compassion: Oxymoron or Opportunity
The third annual Paul Henry Lecture was delivered by former U.S. Senator Dan Coats of Indiana.

March 8 , 1999: Henry Institute Lecture Series
Responding to the Crisis of Institutions: Christian Vision and Politics
Clark E. Cochran, Professor of Political Science at Texas Tech University [Full text of the lecture]

April 27, 1998: The Second Annual Paul Henry Lecture
Christianity and Politics: A Personal Reflection
Former U.S. Senator from Illinois, Paul Simon gave the second annual Paul Henry Lecture.

November 17 , 1997: Henry Institute Lecture Series
Apostles of Common Grace
J. Budziszewski of the University of Texas-Austin
[Full text of the lecture]

April 14, 1997: The Inaugural Address
Senator Mark O. Hatfield (from Oregon) gave the inaugural address for the Paul B. Henry Institute