News from Around Regent
2010-08-18 We are sad to learn of the passing of Canadian theologian Clark Pinnock. Dr. Pinnock was associate professor of systematic and Christian theology from 1974 to 1977 at Regent College and a frequent teacher during our summer term.
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2010-07-28 On July 12th a group of recent Regent alumni (Ben Edsall, David Benson, Jeremy Kidwell, Jessica Hughes, Matt Gray, Matt Mattoon and René Breuel), together with prof. John Stackhouse, launched an apologetic blog called Wondering Fair.
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2010-07-26 Regent College has launched a new legacy program under the leadership of Rose-Marie Goodwin, Director of Will and Estate Gifts, which will provide a better opportunity for individuals to include Regent in their will and estate plans.
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2010-06-30 At the beginning of every academic year, the Regent College students, staff, faculty, and their families come together for a weekend retreat where we enjoy worship, connection, laughter, and fellowship together. This year is no exception. Once again, we will kick off the school year by gathering for a weekend away at Warm Beach Camp in Stanwood, Washington.
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2010-06-09 Dominique F. Corriveau and Jennifer M. Scott, entering Master of Divinity students at Regent College, have been recognized as young leaders who demonstrate exceptional gifts for ministry by The Fund for Theological Education (FTE).
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2009-09-16 In order to help prevent any possible H1N1 virus outbreak at the college, Regent has developed a policy regarding flu-like symptoms among students, staff and faculty.
Please read for full details on the policy.
2009-08-24 In his third encyclical, Caritas in Veritate (Love in Truth), Pope Benedict XVI invites deeper thinking about economic life, and in particular about economic development in the context of globalization. Sixty-eight evangelical leaders from four continents have released a statement responding to the encyclical, including including Regent College professors' Paul Williams (who helped draft the document) and John G. Stackhouse, Jr..
Read the full response at www.firstthings.com.
2009-08-09 Paul Stevens (Regent College Professor Emeritus of Marketplace Theology and Leadership) was recently interviewed on CBC's Tapestry program on "The Spirituality of Canoeing". Based on an essay Paul wrote called The Song of the Paddle, he outlines four reasons why he believes that canoeing is a spiritual experience. The essay is included in Northern Lights: An Anthology of Contemporary Christian Writing in Canada. Paul's interview begins around the 35 minute mark of the program.
Listen to the interview on the CBC "Tapestry" website
2009-07-03 Darrell W. Johnson, Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology at Regent College has resigned from his full-time post at the College to accept the call of Vancouver's First Baptist church to return to pastoral ministry. He will assume the position of Senior Minister at First Baptist September of this year, but will continue to teach one class per semester at Regent College for at least one year.
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2009-06-16 The Regent College Board of Governors has "with unanimity and enthusiasm" offered Rod Wilson a five-year extension (beginning in August of 2010) to his term as President of Regent College. The students, staff, faculty and Board of Governors of Regent College are very grateful for Wilson's dedicated leadership and service to the Regent community, and are delighted that he has decided to accept this third term.
2009-05-12 Regent student Kristopher Walhof has been accepted as a Ministry Fellow for the Fund for Theological Education. Ministry Fellowships provide financial support to enhance the formation of ministerial leadership for second-year seminarians. Students must be nominated by the dean or president of their seminary. Ministry Fellows participate in a Congregational Leadership Intensive and attend the FTE Conference on Excellence in Ministry. Congratulations to Kristopher!
Click here for more information on the Fund for Theological Education
2009-05-11 Architect Clive Grout and artist Sarah Hall have received the prestigious Design Merit Award for Sacred Landscapes from the American Institute of Architect for their work on the Regent College True North wind tower and Lux Nova photovoltaic art glass.
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2009-05-08 It is with a mixture of joy and sadness, congratulations and sorrow that we announce that Bob Derrenbacker, Regent College associate professor of New Testament, has been appointed as the President and Provost of Thorneloe University, an Anglican institution federated with Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario.
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2009-03-27 The Board of Governors of Regent College is pleased to announce that Dr. Rikk Watts has been promoted to the rank of full professor of New Testament.
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2009-03-11 The AAFP CME Accreditation Department has declared that "This activity has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 25.25 Elective credits by the American Academy of Family Physicians." Partial credits will also be given to those who complete the just the course or conference. See the Faithful Medicine course page and conference website for details.
2008-11-30 Influential Times critic and Milton scholar Stanley Fish reviews this latest book by UBC professor and Regent Board
member Dennis Danielson. The book, a product of over twenty-five
years of work, is published by Regent College Publishing,
and is being released in conjunction with the 400th anniversary of the birth of Milton.
Read the full NY Times article.
2008-11-22 A forum on the role of faith in the debate between environmental protection and industrial growth is the subject of an article in the Calgary Herald. Regent professor of Marketplace Theology Paul Williams is interviewed, along with Preston Manning (founder of the Reform Party of Canada) and Markku Kostamo (executive director of A Rocha Canada).
Read the full Calgary Herald article.
0000-00-00 The Association of Theological Schools (ATS) has awarded Regent professor Hans Boersma a Lilly Theological Research grant for 2010-11. Hans will be working in collaboration with Matthew Levering, professor of theology at the University of Dayton on Heaven on Earth? Exploring Catholic-Evangelical Dialogue.
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