Category: Community Discussion

Join us in July for four expert panels with Q&A exploring Project 2025 from its formation to its goals and potential effects. Project 2025 is a political initiative designed to reshape the federal government & consolidate Executive power in favor of right-leaning policies.

Beginning 7/9, the Center for the Study of Evangelicalism, in partnership with First Congregational Church, will host weekly panels each Wednesday in July beginning at 6pm considering a different aspect of Project 2025.

Wednesday 7/9 will be the series Introduction & Overview.

Wednesday 7/16 will explore the project’s History & Theology.

Wednesday 7/23 will consider the project’s attention to Family, Education, & Rights.

& Wednesday 7/30 will discuss Where We Go From Here.

All events are free & open to the public and will be held at First Congregational Church at 20 East St. Vrain Street. Doors open at 6:30pm and a public Q&A will follow each lecture.

Join the Center on Thursday, April 3rd, at 5:30pm for a conversation with a panel of local Colorado Springs residents around leaving the evangelical church and what it means to them. The panel will be at Kinship Landing, 415 S Nevada Ave., in the Greenhaus.

The discussion will serve as a prelude to the lecture by Sarah McCammon, author of The Exvangelicals: Loving, Living, and Leaving the White Evangelical Church on Thursday, April 10th in Shove Memorial Chapel.

The panel will be moderated by Professor Jeffrey Scholes and Gary Alan Taylor. Light refreshments will be provided.

For inquiries, contact Kurt Bricker, [email protected].