Truth Is a Hard Study

Fellowship Monrovia pastor Albert Tate travels a winding road from self-doubt and secret-keeping to healing and redemption

The End Of The World As She Knew It

The suicide of her father sends Erin Dunkerly on a path of shock and grief, with a commitment to work toward prevention

Start With Coffee

Nicole Higgins works to address social needs and divisions in Orlando, Florida through a network of coffee shops

Just Data

Brooke Istook’s winding path between technology and justice leads to a job she never anticipated—and a new perspective on vocation

Stuck Between Religion and Race

A Fuller student and an alumna dialogue about experiences with race and religion at Fuller and elsewhere

Limping Toward Sunrise

Kutter Callaway reflects on his chronic spinal pain and the difficulty of finding faith in the midst of suffering

Moms, Marchers, and Managers: Priests All Three

Matthew Kaemingk (PhD ’13), assistant professor of Christian ethics at Fuller, reflects on a theology of work grounded in daily life

Bono & David Taylor: Beyond the Psalms

Grammy award-winning artist and lead singer of U2 shares more reflections on the brutal honesty of the Psalms, prophetic art, and more

Bono & Eugene Peterson on THE PSALMS

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DACA and Immigrant Youth: What Are We Called to Do?

Members of the Fuller community share resources on the complex intersection of DACA and higher education and call the church to enact justice for immigrant sisters and brothers

Faith-Work Integration: Trendy or Essential?

Mark Roberts, executive director for the Max De Pree Center for Leadership, gives an overview of the conversation and scriptural support on faith and work

Becoming Entrepreneurial: Embracing Failure and Empathy in a Changing World of Work

Michaela O’Donnell Long (MDiv ’11) examines changing workplaces, common traits in entrepreneurs, and a theology of work

Grassroots Exegesis: Women’s Ownership of the Scriptures in Bolivia

Befriending Bolivian women changed the way Old Testament professor Kyong-Jin Lee understood Scripture

Making His Dream Our Dream | Estrelda Alexander

Estrelda Alexander, president of William Seymour College, lectures on the meaning of Martin Luther King's life and examines how much of his dream has come true—and how much has still been deferred

Equipped to Do More: The Vermeer Chaplaincy Program

Mary Vermeer Andringa, chair of the board of the Vermeer Corporation and a Fuller trustee, and the Vermeer chaplain team reflect on faith, chaplaincy, and the workplace

FULLER dialogues: Race and Identity

Leading scholars wrestle with the complexities of race, whiteness, and the gospel

A Conversation with Martin Scorsese on Faith and Film

Fuller Hosts Screening and Conversation with Academy Award Winning Director

Oscar García-Johnson on Theology in a Latino/a Context

Oscar García-Johnson, associate dean for Centro Latino and associate professor of theology and Latino/a studies, reflects on theology from a Latino/a perspective

Consolation for the Suffering: Stories From the Persecuted Church

Members of the Fuller community reflect on persecution from their own contexts as part of "Consolation for the Suffering," a music/narrative event examining persecution in the global church

Voices on Online Community

Voices from the Fuller community reflect on the complex potentials of online space

Neighbor

As members of the Fuller community go on a pilgrimage, they’re confronted by the struggle to learn from—and love—our neighbors