For much of our nation’s history, the local church’s role in building and maintaining flourishing communities was well understood, accepted, and acted upon. Recent confusion about this role, within the Church and outside of it, has contributed to a breakdown of community and has increased social alienation. Regaining a robust appreciation for the institutions of civil society, the local church being preeminent, will be key in the redemption and renewal of these people and places.
Schedule
- Thursday, August 4
- 5:00pm Registration and Reception
- 6:00pm Dinner
- 7:00pm Session 1
- 8:00pm Hospitality
- Friday, August 5
- 8:00am Breakfast
- 9:00am Session 2
- 10:30am Session 3
- 12:00pm Lunch
- 2:00pm Session 4
- 3:30 pm Session 5
- 5:30pm Dinner
- 7:00pm Session 6
- Saturday, August 6
- 8:00am Breakfast
- 9:00am Session 7
- 10:30am Session 8
- 11:45pm Conference Wrap-Up & Conclusion
- 12:00pm Grab-and-Go Lunch
Covid-19 Conference Information
- This is an in-person program. Individuals not comfortable with meeting in-person should not apply to this program.
- Should local or federal regulations change, Acton Institute staff will communicate next steps in a timely fashion.
