Canadian L'Abri Lecture Schedule
Anyone is welcome to attend the Friday night talks. These events are free and we welcome you to the public meal that precedes the talk at 6 PM. We do ask that you email if you have a group coming, so we can prepare enough food. You may also join via Zoom. Sign up by email just below to receive the notices to get the Zoom link and any additional information about the talks.
Interested in receiving our weekly notices for our Friday night talks?
FALL TERM TALKS:
(Sign up just above and receive notices and Zoom links to the talks. Otherwise, email a few days beforehand to get the notice and link.)
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Sept 13 - Clarke Scheibe, "A Mandate for Creation: Revisiting Schaeffer's Pollution and the Death of Man"
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Sept 20 - Jeff Adams, educational consultant and a former head of classical schools, "Recovering Humanity and Culture: The purpose of classical Christian education"
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Sept 27 - Clarke Scheibe, "Recovering the Positive Doctrine of Sin"
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Oct 4 - Brett Cane, "Lessons from the Life of Abraham"
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Oct 11 - Clarke Scheibe, "The Book of Esther: Reading Providence when God seems absent"
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Oct 18 - Christina Eickenroht, MDiv candidate at Regent College, "Forming, Filling, and Naming: The Lost Words as Creational Re-Enchantment"
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Oct 25 - NO LECTURE
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Nov 1 - Nathan Pegors, faculty of theology at Worldview at the Abbey, "The Hidden God"
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Nov 8 - Rev. Dr. Travis O'Brian, rector at St Barnabas Anglican, "You Can't Get There from Here: Kierkegaard's 'Leap'"
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Nov 15 - Hannah Eichelberger, "Genuine Counterfeits and the Pursuit of Authenticity"
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Nov 22 - Dr. Jerry Sittser, professor emeritus of theology and senior fellow at Whitworth University, "The Most Important Meeting in World History: The Story of Acts 15 and its Far-Reaching Consequences"
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Nov 29 - Clarke Scheibe, "Does it belong to Caesar or God? A Look at Two Kingdom Theology"
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