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Our nation, our communities and even our relationships are becoming defined more by the issues that divide us rather than the values that unite us. The coming election, in particular, seems to be a minefield of mutual incomprehension, antipathy, and fear. Join noted commentator and author David French and a panel of 51ÂÜÀò thought leaders for an earnest and timely discussion of the challenges we face and potential solutions for this contemporary crisis.

In today's confusing and polarized political culture, Christians seek biblical guidance for voting in this upcoming election. Yet, what happens when scriptural support is used to vote for either candidate? How can Christians navigate their disagreements with both truth and love? If you want to have these types of conversations with friends, adult children, or others join us for practical tools. Tim Muehlhoff and Rick Langer provide lessons from Scripture, conflict theory, and church history to help us negotiate differing biblical convictions while preserving unity. This seminar will be held on zoom, and will feature both large group teaching and practice discussing the upcoming election in moderated breakout groups.

Sponsored by: Fullerton Free Church

How might the Book of Proverbs offer us advice on how to foster civility and compassion? I explore a four-step model—rooted in biblical proverbs—that help move us from uncivil debate to dialogue.

Sponsored by: Faith Beyond Belief