Anthony Clark presents a lecture, "Finding Our Way: Thomas Merton, John Wu, & the Christian Dialogue with Early China." Clark is the Edward B. Lindaman Chair and associate professor of Chinese history at Whitworth.

Victor Lewis and Hugh Vasquez, two cast members of "The Color of Fear," a breakthrough film on race relations in the United States, draw upon their decades of experience in multicultural education and activism in this interactive presentation.

Dean of Spiritual Life and Campus Pastor Forrest Buckner presents "God's Hatred toward Evil"

President Beck A. Taylor presents "Intimate Relationship with the God Who Knows Me."

Jer Swigert presents a lecture, "Faith-Informed Citizenship: A Christian Peacemaker's Perspective on Immigrants and Refugees." Swigert has experience on the ground learning from peacemakers in some of the most contentious conflicts in the world, including Pakistan, Israel-Palestine, and the Mexico-U.S. border. He is co-founder of the Global Immersion Project to cultivate everyday peacemakers through immersion in global conflict.

Stephen Davis, '62, presents a lecture, "'Nobody Has the Right to Tell Me What to Believe or Do:' The Illusion of Human Autonomy." Davis, a respected Christian philosopher, is the Pitzer Professor of Philosophy at Claremont McKenna College.

Coordinator of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Stephaine Nobles-Beans presents "True Repentance before God."

Dean of Spiritual Life and Campus Pastor Forrest Buckner presents "Plea to God the Judge."

Turkish national Aydin Aygun presents a lecture, "Anatomy of the Failed Coup in Turkey: Secularization and the Role of Religion," in which Aygun explores the relationship between state and religion through a case study of the failed coup attempt in Turkey on July 15, 2016.

Campus Pastor Mindy Smith presents "The Lord Reigns."