The Institute for Cultural Engagement, an official program of Multnomah University and Biblical Seminary
We engage culture by meeting with people on 82nd. Every other week we plan on throwing a hot dog feed. We will meet by the Seminary fountain @ 7 pm and go from there (see below for dates).
October 5th: 7:30 PM Hot Dog feed on 82nd, meet at the Seminary building
We wrestle with our own theologies in light of a God who passionately engages the world. Each meeting someone shares from his or her experience of what it means to bear witness to Christ in contemporary culture. All participants are then invited to discuss. We meet in the conference room next to STUGO every other Friday @ 2:30 PM (see below for dates).
We engage culture by meeting with people on 82nd. Every other week we plan on throwing a hot dog feed. We will meet by the Seminary fountain @ 7 pm and go from there (see below for dates).
Friday September 21st: 7:30 PM Hot Dog feed on 82nd, meet at the Seminary building
In light of bearing witness to Christ in contemporary culture we discuss heated issues. The goal is to gain a better understanding of cultural topics in view of Christ revealed in Scripture. This fall the topics will concern environmental issues. We will host three forums this fall @ the noon hour in the JCA.
The 3rd annual New Wine benefit dinner highlighted New Wine, New Wineskins’ commitment to being faithful in a multicultural world. Audio of the evening’s program is available below.
New Wine director, Paul Louis Metzger, articulated the history and passion of New Wine.
New Wine Advisory Council member, Lindsey Smith, and New Wine intern, Ross Halbach, spoke of how New Wine has provided a theological basis for their personal commitments to multicultural engagement.
President of Wiconi International, Richard Twiss, spoke of his and New Wines’s shared value of engaging culture faithfully, not fearfully.
