Gutenberg College Reception
Name:
Gutenberg College Reception
Date:
August 16, 2018
Time:
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM PDT
Event Description:
What are we teaching our kids? Come Learn About It!
As you well know, we live in a secular age. Young people are pressured on all sides by incoherent and immoral ideas about how to live. Today, our youth need a strong grounding in Biblical Christianity, so that they can live well before God and serve their neighbors effectively. Our youth need to have a deep understanding of what they believe and why they believe it.
What if there were a place that helped Christians build sustainable faith? What if there were a place that helped young people think critically about their culture, so that they could withstand its pressures? What if there were a place that helped students develop communication skills to help them share the Truth with the world?
That place is Gutenberg College in Eugene.
At Gutenberg College, students spend four years under the close mentorship of Biblical Christian teachers. They study the Bible and the major ideas that have shaped the world they live in. They learn how to analyze culture and to discern truth from fiction. And, most of all, they learn how to show love and charity to people from a wide variety of backgrounds.
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As you well know, we live in a secular age. Young people are pressured on all sides by incoherent and immoral ideas about how to live. Today, our youth need a strong grounding in Biblical Christianity, so that they can live well before God and serve their neighbors effectively. Our youth need to have a deep understanding of what they believe and why they believe it.
What if there were a place that helped Christians build sustainable faith? What if there were a place that helped young people think critically about their culture, so that they could withstand its pressures? What if there were a place that helped students develop communication skills to help them share the Truth with the world?
That place is Gutenberg College in Eugene.
At Gutenberg College, students spend four years under the close mentorship of Biblical Christian teachers. They study the Bible and the major ideas that have shaped the world they live in. They learn how to analyze culture and to discern truth from fiction. And, most of all, they learn how to show love and charity to people from a wide variety of backgrounds.
- One Gutenberg grad, Christopher Stollar, a pastor at Veritas Community Church in Columbus, had these words for his experience at Gutenberg: “I rely each day on the worldview my tutors helped shape as I write press releases, work on novels, or prepare for sermons. I have learned how to remain existentially committed to the Truth amid a culture that so often prefers lies and fake news. That’s why I will always be grateful to Gutenberg.”
- A Gutenberg student talks about her experience.
- Professor Eliot Grasso shares about what makes this college so unique.
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