This conference, The Resurrection of the Evangelical Mind, will feature Alister McGrath (University of Oxford) and Walter Bradley (CLM staff) leading us as we consider:

Do Christian lecturers have the right to take their faith on campus and into their disciplines?
What difference do Christian voices on campus make?
What is the appropriate role of Christianity in the university?
What is the role of the individual Christian lecturer?
How can Christian academics attempt to impact students, associates and individual universities for Christ?

The aims of this conference are:

• To bring academic staff together
• To encourage each other and to get the tools to reach out to those around us with the gospel in the context of academia
• To help us understand how we can bring our faith to our academic disciplines
• To grow in our conviction of the sufficiency and relevance of the Christian worldview to all of life and every discipline
• To address the issues of isolation, intimidation and lack of know-how

Alister McGrath Professor of Historical Theology, Oxford University

Walter Bradley Previously Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Texas A & M University

"The theme of this highly important conference is the strategic role of service to God which professors have. The conference promises to be a time of reflection, challenge and unique fellowship for faculty. I ask you to join us there." Prof McGrath "We have a gospel to proclaim. We have to proclaim it not merely to individuals in their personal and domestic lives... We have to proclaim it as part of the continuing conversation which shapes public doctrine. It must be heard in the conversation of economics, psychiatrists, educators, scientists, and politicians." Leslie Newbiggin Author of 'Truth to Tell: the Gospel as Public Truth', 1991 More info, including travel directions, and a programme of the day etc, can be found on our website. Or by contacting us at the following address: Lindsey Redgate Agapé Ministries Fairgate House, Kings Road Tyseley, Birmingham B11 2AA England, UK T +44 121 765 4404 F +44 121 765 4065 E lredgate@agape.org.uk

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