Speakers
If you would like someone to come to your campus, browse this section to find a speaker who will fit your audience and topic.
Chris Coppernoll
Engaging art, music, and writing to impact the Kingdom Ginger Garrett, Kim Stuart and Chris Coppernoll are three artists and authors touring campuses in 2009 on how book writing, music, and the arts can be used to express Kingdom principles. Chris Coppernoll can be reached via email: Chris@providencebook.com
Post-modern Biblical Apologetics
This is not your parents’ apologetics. Â I am available to give one or two talks on doing biblical apologetics in the post-modern age. Â It is about narrative themes, not historical evidence. Â I also teach on theology, the Life of Jesus, civil religion, Christian nonviolence, cross cultural ministry, missional outreach and evangelism and the role of [...]
OneByOne Speakers Bureau
The OneByOne Speakers Bureau exists to provide on-site education and training for Presbyterian Church (USA) congregations. Our goal is to equip church leaders and members to understand and provide compassionate, Christ-centered pastoral care for individuals struggling with their sexuality. Speaker’s Bureau representatives include Presbyterians who have experienced healing of their own sexual identity, behavior, and [...]
reaching the disenfrachised & disillusioned
Jeremy Ritch says, “I feel that my generation and those younger make up a large portion of believers that are not connected to the church or the Christian culture outside of music. The problem is two sided, one side you have the disillusioned that for many reasons have walked away from church or were hurt [...]
Veritas Forum Speaker Talks
Veritas Forums are university events that engage students and faculty in discussions about life’s hardest questions and the relevance of Jesus Christ to all of life. These top notch gatherings bring together some of the best Christian minds to engage the university community. Veritas Foum Media contains hundreds of messages for easy download and listening. [...]
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