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25th Anniversary Celebration + Scoper Lecture in Christian Thought

Saturday, March 29th, 2025
Charlottesville, VA

Yes! I will be there.

RSVP TODAY as space is limited


WELCOME to this special events page! 

You've been personally invited to celebrate 25 years of Theological Horizons because you've been an integral part of this ministry -- and you are vital to our future together.  There's nothing we'd like better than to have YOU with us as we thank God together -- as the Theological Horizons family!

With gratitude for you,

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Weekend Events

Friday, March 28

1-2: Faith & Work Forum with Tim Tassopoulos in conversation with his son, Luke Tassopoulos, Garrett Hall, Batten School

Saturday, March 29

2-4 - Open House at the Bonhoeffer House with music by folk duo Lowland Hum

5 - Scoper Lecture in Christian Thought 2025 by Professor Charles Marsh in the Rotunda Dome Room entitled “Open, Honest & Free: A Celebration of Theological Inquiry Across the University.”

7 - Dinner

And save the date!

Thursday, April 24

8 EST Virtual Panel Discussion reflecting on Faith in the University, moderated by Karen Marsh. Speakers: Prof. John Kiess, Loyola University, Rev. Dr. Brandon Harris, Forum for Theological Exploration and author & cultural sociologist, Felicia Wu-Song.

Anything else I should know right now?

To support us in our planning, please RSVP as soon as possible!

Questions? Contact: virginia@theologicalhorizons.org

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"Authentic faith always finds a way to break free from incarceration in ideological and political gulags," writes Charles Marsh, who calls for "a bold retrieval of the spiritual disciplines of forgiveness, reconciliation, and the preferential option for nonviolence, which have always shaped the social vision of true Christianity." - Charles Marsh