Reformed Mission in an Age of World Christianity

June 15-17, 2010
Calvin College
Grand Rapids, Michigan

Christianity is now a worldwide religious tradition. Faith in Jesus Christ is celebrated today in more languages and in more lands than any other living faith. Churches are growing. Many good works and the institutions to drive are rising. But Jesus has not come back yet. So now what? While we wait for Christ’s return, Christians value cultural engagement, thinking theologically about discipleship in this world and creating principled, sustainable approaches to contemporary living.

This conference is designed to strengthen the intersection between Reformed Christian faith expressions and global movements for world Christianity. It is prompted by the commitments of Calvin College, the emerging global partnership of the World Communion of Reformed Churches, and ready involvement from IAPCHE, the International Association for the Promotion of Christian Higher Education. Conference sessions are being created and hosted principally by Calvin College Centers and Institutes and educational leaders from IAPCHE to promote deep thinking about cultural issues.

Planners for the Uniting General Assembly have endorsed this conference event to mark a new level of global Reformed church partnership. As the world experiences significant religious change, you are invited to think with us about “Reformed Mission in an Age of World Christianity”.

For more information about the preassembly conference, please click here.

Registration for the preassembly conference is available here.

Translation services will be available in French, German, Korean, and Spanish.

For further information contact:
Seminars @ Calvin
Calvin College
1855 Knollcrest Circle SE
Grand Rapids MI 49546-4402
616.526.8558
Fax 616.526.6682
seminars@calvin.edu