Chris Marlink

Husband, papa, soul shouter, and sometimes farmer. I help fantastic companies and organizations tell better stories through digital media.

[Russell Kirk Center @KirkCenter]

We're pleased to share that our Kirktober campaign in support of @ubookman is already off to a great start. $1k raised and counting from 17 supporters. Help us continue to review the books that shape culture by getting involved here: https://t.co/eFYeHgWk9N

[Chris Marlink @CMarlink]

MT @trinityforum: As part of our Lenten podcast series, we're exploring writing as a spiritual practice w/@JonathanHRogers, @Tish_H_Warren and @QuothDouglas. https://t.co/yHKjnAyyFo #Lent

[Chris Marlink @CMarlink]

RT @faithangleforum: Looks like a fantastic event coming up on 4/21 with @baylorinwash and former Faith Angle speaker Dr. Philip Jenkins discussing Fertility, Climate Change, and the Future of Faith. Learn more here: https://t.co/aQIhlaRIkq @josh_good_ @mattleeanderson

[Chris Marlink @CMarlink]

RT @KirkCenter: @IanVRowe is laying out his strategy to oppose the two disempowering meta-narratives with a counter narrative of empowerment—FREE: family formation, religious commitment, education, and entrepreneurship.

[Chris Marlink @CMarlink]

RT @KirkCenter: Join us at @Calvin_Uni this evening 7pm for a wide ranging discussion with @IanVRowe of @AEI.

Space will be limited, so register here for Calvin: https://t.co/9mVogfT6iQ.

[Chris Marlink @CMarlink]

RT @trinityforum: This Advent series features poets, musicians and creators @malcolmguite, @DanaGioiaPoet, and @gettymusic all helping us explore the paradoxes of this beautiful season as we sing and say together, o come Emmanuel: https://t.co/jLJUCxAfcm

[Chris Marlink @CMarlink]

RT @trinityforum: Those things that are most beautiful and most durable in the world take a very long time to create...so much of the beauty we're creating now is going to be for future generations. There is no better time to take the risk. - @curt_thompsonmd.

[Josh Good @josh_good_]

"Strange as it may sound, the path to ending the pandemic runs through white evangelicals," argues pastor-turned-seminary-professor Dr. Curtis Chang a new @faithangleforum conversation with Washington Post reporter @JulieZauzmer:

https://t.co/DcybAfJHz6