Examining the environmental challenges facing our planet today through the eyes of faith.
Recovering Inquisitiveness
Ross Hastings formed the Pastoral Science program at Regent College out of a belief that scientific understanding can actually foster Christian growth. more
A Duty to Care, a Duty to Critique
Iain Provan filters the issue of oil pipeline expansion in BC through the lenses of biblical understanding and reasoned inquiry. more
Loren and Mary Ruth Wilkinson
A sailboat voyage at sea, guided by ancient cycles of weather and tides, is the ideal occasion for reflecting on the Christian doctrine of creation. more
Lessons from Pope Francis and the Archbishop of Canterbury
Rod Wilson considers the attitudes of two new church leaders towards the environment, the economy, and human development. more
Dan Law: The Workshop
Dan Law’s sculptural installations made of hand-salvaged wood explore the boundaries between art, theology, and work. more
Catriona Day
Alumni working in science and the environment consider how their relationship to creation shapes their approach to some of the challenges facing our planet. more
Forget the To-Do List: Transform Your Heart
Caring for creation involves a set of practices that might move our hearts into deeper love for God and his world. more
Free Evening Public Lectures
Our popular summer lectures begin on May 15! Iain Provan speaks on the Taliban, Alister McGrath on C.S. Lewis, and Soong-Chan Rah on lament. more
Weakness and Virtue
New publications by faculty members include J.I. Packer's new book on weakness and Hans Boersma's book on Gregory of Nyssa. more