Mockler Center Events
The Mockler Center’s seminars and conferences bring together international thought-leaders and practitioners from a broad range of disciplines to explore what the Bible has to say about business ethics, health and well-being, civics, economics, education, law, and social justice. These events are meant to be intellectually stimulating, spiritually refreshing, and immanently practical. View Gordon-Conwell’s full calendar of events.
Over the next five to ten years, every area of life will be dramatically impacted by Artificial Intelligence, including: business and economics, medicine, education, social media and politics. The question is: how will it affect the Church?
Livestream Series with Faith in Business
The Mockler Center is continuing its partnership with Faith in Business, Cambridge (UK), and the theme for the academic year 2024-25 is Just Grace: Forgiveness and Accountability at Work.
Faith in Business Monthly (FiBM) is a mixture of talks and interviews with Christian business leaders, expert coaches and practical theologians. FiBM takes place on Zoom on the first Thursday of every month, at 7:30 a.m. ET. These Livestream events are free and open to all. Please register by clicking here.
Livestream Series with Regent’s Park College
The Mockler Center is happy to announce that, in addition to its ongoing partnership with Faith in Business, Cambridge, we will be co-sponsoring a series of seminars at Regent’s Park College, Oxford (UK), on Love in Business and Economics.
As part of the Love in Religion Project, this series of seminars will explore the place of love in the area of business and economics, from an interfaith perspective. Speakers will come from Jewish, Christian, Muslim and Hindu traditions of faith. Center Director Dr. Ken Barnes will build on his recent publications, including “Business Ethics and Religious Belief” in the Routledge Handbook of Business Ethics (Routledge, 2017) and Redeeming Capitalism (Eerdmans, 2018).
The Love in Business Seminarsrun on Mondays at 12:00 p.m. ET on January 20, 27; February 3, 10, 17, 24; March 3, 10; April 28 and May 5, 12, and 19 2025. Registration admits to any or all of these events. For subjects and speakers, consult the website. The seminars are open to the public, but participants must register online.
Hybrid Events
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Virtual Events
The Fear, Facts & Faith series was developed by the Mockler Center to help people think deeply and theologically about current events and how to live out a Christian response. The series has featured experts in theology, epidemiology, economics, psychology, race, and leadership.
Access resources and watch previous livestreams on the Fear, Facts & Faith page.
Join us in dialogue as we hear from a seasoned corporate executive on what global diversity can look like from a Christian perspective. Given the complexities of corporate culture, it is more important than ever for values-driven leaders to be effective, to keep listening, learning, and doing more! Kristin Colber-Baker, an inaugural Joanna Mockler Leadership Awardee, shares her experience leading the creation of board-approved strategy to build global diversity capability for 135,000+ employees across 70+ countries.
What does it take for churches to accept, recognize, elevate, and champion the extraordinary God-given talents and abilities of the women in their congregations? How do church leaders develop the leadership skills of women, and in turn, deepen the connections between the church, businesses, and communities? Hear from author, consultant, and ministry leader Kadi Cole, share on the theological viewpoints of women’s leadership and proven strategies for releasing the potential of women leaders for effective ministry in and outside the church.