Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles, as we take time to look back and reflect on where we’ve come from.

Our Core Teacher Beth Buelow brings the message that What the World Needs Now is Play.

John Philip Newell, a "wandering teacher" from Scotland in the ancient Celtic Christian tradition, is our very special Guest Teacher. Known for blending the poetic and intellectual, Newell speaks to both the head and the heart. He will present The Great Search: Turning to Earth and Soul in the Quest for Healing and Home.

Daryl Van Tongeren, Ph. D is the Professor of Psychology and Director of the Frost Center for Social Science Research at Hope College. His contribution to our series What the World Needs Now is Humility.

Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles addresses What the World Needs Now with mettā, a Pali word, most often translated as loving-kindness, but also as universal goodwill or compassion.

Guest Teacher Sarah Kornfield visits this week and adds Surrender to the list of What the World Needs Now. Her teaching title is Men Don’t Retreat: Masculinity and Sovereignty in White Evangelicalism.

Our new series What the World Needs Now continues with Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles focusing on Balance.

C3 Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles is back to kick off a new series, What the World Needs Now. In our first week, Refuge, we’ll look at the growing need for safe spaces, where individuals can explore life’s deep questions without expectations or judgement.

C3 Core Teacher Michael DeWilde is back for the second week in a row. This week’s teaching is Part Two: Hot Button Issues in Ethics.

C3 Core Teacher Michael DeWilde joins us for the first of two consecutive visits with his talk: Hot Button Issues in Ethics.