Jan. 30 - 100 Days of Schaeffer
Feb. 10 - Reflections on American Evangelicalism with Greg Pritchard
Feb. 24 - Remembering the Influence of the KJV with Leland Ryken
Mar. 16 - Apologetics and Public Witness with Stuart McAllister
On Friday, November 13, 2009 the Center for Faith and Culture hosted an event designed to help Christians think about cultural issues from the framework of a Christian worldview. The topic of this second meeting of The Forum was "Beauty: Bringing Good Things To Life" and was presented by Udo Middelmann. A question and answer time followed Mr. Middelmann's lecture. Approximately fifty people attended the event.
Udo Middelmann is son-in-law of the late Francis A. Schaeffer, president of the Francis A. Schaeffer Foundation, lecturer at Kings College and consultant for the Schaeffer video series How Shall We Then Live? Middelmann, who lives with his wife Debbie in Switzerland, is an internationally respected lecturer on the subject Christianity and Aesthetics.
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Rembrandt in America collection at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh: October 30, 2011 - January 22, 2012
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