Regent College

An evangelical graduate school of theology, cultivating intelligent, vigorous, and joyful commitment to Jesus Christ, His church and His world.

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In this Walk & Talk episode, Daniel Du interviews Dr. Alexander Chow (@caorongjin) about the complex relationship between Christianity and Chinese identity. This conversation was filmed in July 2023.

Watch the full Walk & Talk episode at https://t.co/1DEEZKc6hb!

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You're invited to join our friends at Vancouver School of Theology (VST) for their 2025 Inter-Religious Studies Conference, "Compassion: Mutual Care for Troubled Times," happening from May 27–29.

Find the full details at https://t.co/st7HyCSWqn!

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On the latest Regent Podcast episode, Dr. Prabo Mihindukulasuriya shares about Syriac Christianity and its long and rich history in the East, before the arrival of Western missionaries and the colonial period. Listen in to the new episode at https://t.co/IzOWErmRyk!

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Friends in Nashville are invited to join The Rabbit Room for a special conversation with Loren Wilkinson on his book, "Circles and the Cross: Cosmos, Consciousness, Christ, and the Human Place in Creation," on April 26, from 3–4:30 pm at North Wind Manor!
https://t.co/zzOgrWFDOW

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In the latest podcast episode, we talk with Dr. Gordon T. Smith about his summer class, "Work, Vocation, and Career" (May 12-16)—discussing human agency in vocation, navigating vocational disappointment, working within institutions, and more. Find us at https://t.co/IzOWErmjIM!

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Visit the Dal Schindell Gallery from April 9 to May 8 to view "Martyrs in Monochrome"—an exhibition of black-and-white portraiture by Christina Hubbard. Join her for an academic presentation on April 9 at 3 pm in Room 10, and an open reception at 4 pm.
https://t.co/ypK8E7txu8

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Get a taste of Regent life through Experience Regent Online, happening on Wednesday, April 9 from 12–1:30 pm (Pacific Time)! Receive a $500 scholarship (conditions apply), available for use when you begin your studies, by attending this event. Register at https://t.co/9stGWmcVR8.

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In this week's Regent Podcast episode, our graduating students Mo Hickman and Freeman Lam share with us about their upcoming Integrative Projects in Theology and the Arts (IPIATs), under our Masters of Arts in Theological Studies program.
Listen in at https://t.co/IzOWErmRyk!

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In today's Regent Podcast episode, we speak with Dr. David Chao on his Reformed heritage and systematic theological training, as well as his ethnographic and oral history work on the lived theology of Asian American Christianity. Listen in at https://t.co/IzOWErmRyk!

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You're invited to join us for the launch of Dr. Cindy Aalder's new book, "The Spiritual Lives and Manuscript Cultures of Eighteenth-Century English Women." The event will take place on April 3 (Thursday), 7pm at the Regent College Chapel.

For more, visit https://t.co/8fqphkyf9c.

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Join us for a travel course in Italy, "Martyrs, Monks & Mystics" with Bruce and Carolyn Hindmarsh, led by experienced guide, Bronwyn Spilsbury. We will travel through Rome to Florence, tracing centuries of Christian history.

Find out more and register at https://t.co/vjrCRjBvLr.

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In today’s conversation, we speak with Dr. Steve Porter about spiritual formation and transformation, in personal, pastoral, and church-wide contexts. Steve will also be teaching a summer course with us. Find us on https://t.co/IzOWErmRyk or on Spotify, Apple, or Google Podcasts!

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Warm congratulations to our Library Services Manager at the John Richard Allison Library, Colton Whelpton, for being the 2025 recipient of the SLA Indigenous MLIS Student Award! Colton is also a Regent alum, holding a MATS (2021) from Regent College.

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Join us tomorrow from 5–7 pm at the Chapel for the viewing of "Dust & Color"—a documentary by Felipe Amado examining how artists navigate faith, art and vocation—followed by a panel discussion with Filipe, Jonathan Anderson, and Jorge Canedo.
https://t.co/qf4mKF9lCw

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In this episode, we talk with Regent alum, Dr. David Wang, a pastor, psychologist and professor at Fuller Theological Seminary. We discuss trauma and its manifestations in our lives, in the church and in theological institutions. Find us at https://t.co/IzOWErmjIM!

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We're excited to announce an upcoming book release from Bruce and Carolyn Hindmarsh, "At the Feet of Jesus: A Guide to Encountering Christ in the Gospels" (InterVarsity Press), coming April 29, 2025.
Find out more about the book and place a pre-order here: https://t.co/s0y0e13iO4

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Join us from 12:30–1:50 pm on Wednesday, March 19, for “AI & Faith: A Christian Contribution to Ethical AI" with UBC Law Professor Benjamin Perrin. We will discuss how Christian principles can shape the development and use of AI systems.

RSVP at https://t.co/k3Ntnd9f8n!

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In this conversation with Dr. Cindy Aalders, we delve into the lives of Methodist, Baptist and Anglican women in the eighteenth century to understand their friendship, kinship and spiritual development through their written archives. Listen now at https://t.co/IzOWErmRyk!

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Thinking of pursuing further studies at Regent College? Join us for Experience Regent on Campus on Tuesday, March 4. From 10 am–2:30 pm, get to connect with faculty and an Admissions Counsellor and ask all your questions. Sign up now at https://t.co/FwYwOTAbpU!

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Join us for a time of discussing Canadian Catholic novelist Michael O'Brien's new book "By the Rivers of Babylon" with Dr. Greg Maillet, on March 6, Thursday, from 12–1 pm at Room 100. The novel is a retelling of the life of the prophet Ezekiel.

https://t.co/fNCFvGYLvp