Doing intercultural theology led by Ph. D students for TIU students. An ongoing conversation on the theme church and society through the year.

No classes and offices closed for Labor Day.

Join us for coffee in the Chapel Lobby at 10:45!

Open to the community, the Mosaic Gathering is a space to share a meal together, practice reconciliation, and discuss relevant topics in society about reconciliation based on theological and biblical foundations.

Subversive Orthodoxy: Questions that Matter Session 1
Date: Thursday, September 8th
Time: 11:00am - 12:15pm
Where: Lantern Lounge (Waybright)
*FREE LUNCH

Join us for coffee in the Chapel Lobby at 10:45!

Open to the community, the Mosaic Gathering is a space to share a meal together, practice reconciliation, and discuss relevant topics in society about reconciliation based on theological and biblical foundations.

"Women as Ritual Experts in Ancient Israel" by Carol Meyers, Duke University

Intercultural theology led by Ph. D students for TIU students. An ongoing conversation on the theme church and society through the year.

All TEDS faculty, students, and staff are welcome to join us at the Henry Center for an hour of coffee and conversation. We are located in the Gundersen Academic Building, next to the Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity. Please feel free to stop by as you are able!

Join us for coffee in the Chapel Lobby at 10:45!

Open to the community, the Mosaic Gathering is a space to share a meal together, practice reconciliation, and discuss relevant topics in society about reconciliation based on theological and biblical foundations.

FREE LUNCH

Join us for coffee in the Chapel Lobby at 10:45!

Open to the community, the Mosaic Gathering is a space to share a meal together, practice reconciliation, and discuss relevant topics in society about reconciliation based on theological and biblical foundations.

For the 2022–23 academic year, HCTU lectures will be a series of theological reflections on discipleship.

Homecoming and Family Weekend