Registration is now live for the second annual Kilns College Apologetics Conference this February!! Click here to register. The early bird cost is $35 per person, which goes up on January 1st to $45 per person.
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Check out the Kilns Bookstore this Friday. You can get Christmas presents and do good all at the same time. There’ll be live music, hot cider and tons of new merchandise including new books, Tom’s Shoes, Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee and a special “trunk show” by Rise Up (a non-profit in Bend that
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I’ve been working all night on a lecture and presentation for the Human Rights class I co-teach tomorrow. It is a talk on the history, development and theology of the Social Gospel movement, which began in the late 1800’s and blossomed in the early 1900’s. I don’t think there are many topics in the church
I just agreed today to teach a Tuesday night class this spring through Kilns College called, “The History and Philosophy of Atheism.” I’m pretty convinced that the conversation that needs to happen about faith is evolving from what it has been in previous generations. A lot of it used to be in-house Christian dialogue – theology, doctrine,
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Kilns College :: Teaser from Kilns College on Vimeo.
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Here’s the text from the fall schedule flyer for the college. Some pretty cool classes as well as new art courses resulting from the State Approval of the 1 Year Bible and Arts degree. E-mail Kim Hunt at [email protected] if you have any questions or visit www.kilnscollege.org for more info. Either take a class for
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The best spot to be Saturday night in Bend is the dinner / live music / silent auction fundraiser for Kilns College!! Just come anytime after 6:00 to the Kilns Bookstore in the Old Mill and enjoy catered food along with music by the Eric Tollefson Band and Avenue H. Other than the $10 for
One of the concepts that C.S. Lewis used regularly as a literary device was that of Mercenary Rewards. The mercenary, for Lewis, was the perfect symbol of someone who doesn’t act for true love or desire for the thing itself, but for the reward he receives – much like mercenaries don’t care about the cause
Last night was the last of the four spring semester classes to start at Kilns College. Syd Brestel, Sr. Pastor of First Baptist Church in Bend, began his course on Hymnic and Wisdom Literature in the Old Testament. In total, there are over 65 students in the four classes. Not bad at all!!! Here is
Pretty cool!! Mike Caba, who is a good friend of mine, goes to Antioch and also teaches at Kilns College just had an article published in Bible and Spade Magazine (an archaeology journal). Check out the pictures below and stay tuned for his upcoming “Sunday School Class” at Antioch on The Bible and Archaeology.
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