Summer Activities & Events

Join us for Evening Public Lectures to encounter new possibilities and avenues for exploration, as summer faculty members share the ideas they’re most excited about right now.


Each summer, Regent hosts a series of Evening Public Lectures with our summer faculty. Join us in the Regent College Chapel or tune in online at rgnt.net/live.

Upcoming Public Lectures

Upcoming Summer 2025 Lectures

What’s Wrong with Democracy?
Public Lecture
Jul 7
Monday 7:30PM PDT

What’s Wrong with Democracy?

John M. Owen
Hagar, Leah & the God Who Sees
Public Lecture
Jul 9
Wednesday 7:30PM PDT

Hagar, Leah & the God Who Sees

Brittany Kim
Faith, Hope & the Purposes of Schooling
Public Lecture
Jul 14
Monday 7:30PM PDT

Faith, Hope & the Purposes of Schooling

David I. Smith
Children of the Resurrection, Priests of the Kingdom
Public Lecture
Jul 21
Monday 7:30PM PDT

Children of the Resurrection, Priests of the Kingdom

Jonathan Pennington
On Migration & Refugees (and the Re-humanizing Role of the Church)
Public Lecture
Jul 28
Monday 7:30PM PDT

On Migration & Refugees (and the Re-humanizing Role of the Church)

George Kalantzis
Enlarged Imagination: Reflections from a Life Spent Listening to Others
Public Lecture
Jul 30
Wednesday 7:30PM PDT

Enlarged Imagination: Reflections from a Life Spent Listening to Others

Susan S. Phillips