Violinist Russell Durham performs his piece “Salvation” at the 2013 Center for Faith & Work Humanizing Work Conference
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New Year,
New Devotional
By: David H. Kim Each year about this time, I enjoy receiving requests asking for yearly devotional recommendations. Each of these are quite different but all are good in their own way: 1) Through the Bible, Through the Year, John Stott: I recommend this devotional for those who would like to focus more upon Scripture and reading through large portions of Scriptur...
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BPC Winners One
Step Closer to
Creating World’s Largest Illumin-
ated Bible
Hundreds of New York artists are organizing around a mission to illuminate every phrase within the pages of a certain book—the Bible. On Friday, January 24th, CFW Business Plan Competition winner Spark and Echo Arts will showcase over a dozen performing, literary, and visual artists in the top of their field. Ashley Daneman, Christina Gorman, Aaron Kruziki, Elizabeth Dishma...
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The Justice
Paradox
How can Christianity poosibly explain a world as complex as ours? David Skeel discusses the Christian understanding of the limits of law combined with the obligation to promote the flourishing of others. Our contributions to justice are a foreshadowing of the true justice for which the universe was designed.
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The Justice
Paradox: Q & A
NYU Visiting Professor David Skeel aims to deal with the failure of all human systems of justice while exploring a Christian understanding of justice. This is the Question & Answer session from that talk.
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The Clue of
Beauty in Visual
Art: A Glimpse
Highlight
On Saturday, November 9, “The Clue of Beauty in Visual Art” Glimpse was led by Heather Lynn at The Art Studio NY on the Upper West Side as part of the Center for Faith & Work’s 2013 Humanizing Work Conference. Organized around a pastels class taught by Jill Hotchkiss, all attendees came prepared with images of beauty or brokenness in the world and...
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