Stories
President’s Lecture Series: Dr. Joseph Loconte and Dr. David Tubbs On Locke’s Liberal Democracy
Was Locke’s Christian faith sincere, and is his project of liberal democracy morally legitimate? Loconte argues yes; Tubbs raises concerns.
Alumni Class Notes for February 2020
JayCee Hoffman (‘57) announces Briarcliff Manor reunion and Amy Leigh (Cutler) Wicks (‘09) publishes poetry collection.
Liturgy: “Choose Life and Prosperity Over Death and Destruction”
“Life” and “prosperity” are our spiritual disciplines, prayer, worship, connections with family and fellow Christians, working to improve our communities—all of which bring increase and blessing.
Faculty Marriage Stories
In an effort to feature models of enduring love, we asked several faculty members to share the stories of how they met their spouses.
Life Advice for Graduating Seniors
What can students expect in post-TKC life? Alumni reflect and give advice to graduating seniors.
Dr. Steele Brand Launches New Book ‘Killing for the Republic’
Dr. Brand’s book launch addressed two questions: How did Rome survive after so many battle defeats? And second, why does it matter to us?
Liturgy: “He is God and We are His Creation”
Whole-hearted fasting is a small gift of thanks we can offer the God who has provided so much.
Chaplain Barry C. Black Selected as 2020 Commencement Speaker
Rear Admiral Barry C. Black (Ret.), the 62nd Chaplain of the United States Senate, will address the 2020 graduating class of The King’s College at its 72nd annual Commencement exercises.
The King’s College Media Updates | January 2020
A review of how the faculty, staff, and alumni of The King’s College are engaging culture.
Liturgy: “A Soul-Enlivening Hope in God”
Somehow in my own faith journey, I’ve come to see that what Anna rejoiced over that day in the temple is what my heart yearns for.
