Question of the day: How does is the ministry of reconciliation sustained over the long haul? This question explores personal vocation, calling and formation in life and community guided by the Holy Spirit. We will highlight practices, rhythms, convictions, and the means of grace through which God shapes and sustains people and communities even in the face of challenges and obstacles. Participants will be invited to form a deep and lively practical spirituality which can sustain them and...

Question of the day: Reconciliation toward what? We will consider the theological vision toward which reconciliation leads and invite participants to form a scriptural and contextual imagination of God’s new creation.

Question of the day: What do Christian hope and peace look like and how are we formed into them? This question invites participants into new vision, imagination, and practice. We will consider hopeful lives, models, and stories that shape and sustain a new future and new habits and skills, and give witness to the reality that the way things are is not the way things have to be.

Question of the day: What is the story of where we are? This question considers context and seeks a clear understanding of the specific challenges of seeing, naming, and standing in the broad and deep landscape and history of brokenness. This question invites participants to develop the gift and discipline of lament.

Rice and Colon-Emeric provide the event with a final sending forth; a final time for participants to reflect on their time with Summer Institute and how to take their experiences back to their communities.

Question of the day: What is the story of where we are? This question considers context and seeks a clear understanding of the specific challenges of seeing, naming, and standing in the broad and deep landscape and history of brokenness. This question invites participants to develop the gift and discipline of lament.

Question of the day: Reconciliation toward what? We will consider the theological vision toward which reconciliation leads and invite participants to form a scriptural and contextual imagination of God’s new creation.

Question of the day: How does is the ministry of reconciliation sustained over the long haul? This question explores personal vocation, calling and formation in life and community guided by the Holy Spirit. We will highlight practices, rhythms, convictions, and the means of grace through which God shapes and sustains people and communities even in the face of challenges and obstacles. Participants will be invited to form a deep and lively practical spirituality which can sustain them and...

Question of the day: What do Christian hope and peace look like and how are we formed into them? This question invites participants into new vision, imagination, and practice. We will consider hopeful lives, models, and stories that shape and sustain a new future and new habits and skills, and give witness to the reality that the way things are is not the way things have to be.

Rice and Colon-Emeric provide the event with a final sending forth; a final time for participants to reflect on their time with Summer Institute and how to take their experiences back to their communities.

A Devotional by Syngman Rhee from the Duke Summer Institute

A Devotional by Norman Wirzba from the Duke Summer Institute

A Devotional by Lisa Loden from the Duke Summer Institute

A Devotional by John Perkins from the Duke Summer Institute

A plenary session by Richard Hays from the Duke Summer Institute.

A plenary session by Mary Nelson from the Duke Summer Institute.

A plenary session by Kathy Kelly from the Duke Summer Institute.

A plenary session by Jan Love from the Duke Summer Institute.

A plenary session by John Perkins from the Duke Summer Institute.

A plenary session by Emmanuel Katongole from the Duke Summer Institute.

A plenary session by Chris Rice from the Duke Summer Institute.

A devotion by Edgardo Colón-Emeric from the Duke Summer Institute.