The Campolo Center and Pete Enns presented an inspiring and thought-provoking evening with Sarah Bessey who shared her wisdom and insights from her new book, Field Notes for The Wilderness, about navigating an evolving faith.

Sarah is a renowned author, speaker, and theologian, known for her refreshing approach to spirituality and her ability to connect with audiences on a deep level.  During this in-person event, Sarah guides us through various practices that can help us embrace the ever-changing nature of our faith. Whether you're questioning your beliefs, seeking a deeper understanding, or simply curious about how to grow spiritually, this event is for you. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from Sarah Bessey and connect with likeminded individuals who are also on a journey of faith exploration. Mark your calendars and invite your friends to join us for this enriching evening.

This event took place November 4, 2023
St. Davids Golf Club
5:00 p.m.: Appetizers and Drinks
6:00-8:00 Dinner & Colloquy

Conversations on Faith & Culture for the Community, Church & Academy

Embodied Love with author and activist Shane Claiborne and special guests Dr. Joao Monteiro and  Dr. Tony and Peggy Campolo.

Camplo Colloquies are hosted by The Campolo Center for Ministry of Eastern University and Palmer Theological Seminary & College and generously sponsored by the Baugh Family Foundation.  

This event took place Saturday, April 15th, 2023 at 5:00 p.m.

Conversations on Faith & Culture for leaders in the Community, Church & Academy

Renewing Hope for the Common Good with Rev. Dr. Chaz Howard (left), University of Pennsylvania Chaplain & Vice President of Social Equity & Community.  Special guests include Dr. Tony and Peggy Campolo.

Camplo Colloquies are hosted by The Campolo Center for Ministry of Eastern University and Palmer Theological Seminary & College and generously sponsored by the Baugh Family Foundation.  

This event took place Saturday, December 10, 2022
Eastern University
Fowler Great Room

With musician, painter and Episcopal Priest Rev. John Francis O'Mara.

Carols and songs from the forthcoming album "Forbidden Hymns".

Special Appearance by Eastern University singer songwriter Matti Veldhuis.

The event took place November 7, 2022

Thirty years ago in his seminal book, The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind, Evangelical scholar and then Wheaton College historian, Mark Noll remorsefully declared, 

“The scandal of the evangelical mind is that there is not much of an evangelical mind.” 

We live, learn, work, teach, socialize, and worship in a community committed to Faith, Reason, and Justice. But what is Faith? Reason? Justice? How do these values relate to, challenge, or conflict with each other?