Bridge-builders of faith, science, & culture.
We are cultivating a stronger church through meaningful dialogue with mainstream science.
Time for a more productive conversation
God’s creation is amazing—it beckons us to explore and discover. But the last century has seen an unhelpful pattern of the church disengaging from science. Science for the Church equips Christian leaders and scientists of faith with content, resources, networks, and events in pursuit of a day when science is no longer a barrier to faith, but instead augments the work of the church.
Embracing Doubt
I desperately wanted to pursue a life of science, but thought that I couldn’t because of my faith.
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Christianity Today: Coronavirus and the Church
Christianity Today has been thoughtfully reflecting on how Christians can be faithful in this season of coronavirus. Here is an aggregation of their best articles, many of which are translated into multiple languages including Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese Simplified and Traditional, Korean, Indonesian, Arabic, and Russian.
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Should we baptize aliens? Does God act in the world? What makes humans unique? Is faith beneficial to health? Can science enhance sermons or be a tool for discipleship? What are the best practices for engaging science in ministry? We boil down complex topics and give you the resources you need to navigate modern science as means to improve your ministry. Every Tuesday, get our blog delivered to your inbox.
Testimonials
Will Rose, Parish Pastor at
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
“A science engaged theology is vital for the vibrancy of the Church. Science for the Church seeks to curate a space where relationships and resources can help this vibrancy become a reality.”
Will Rose, Parish Pastor at
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
“A science engaged theology is vital for the vibrancy of the Church. Science for the Church seeks to curate a space where relationships and resources can help this vibrancy become a reality.”
