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You won’t want to miss attending one of these inspiring benefit events. Enjoy an engaging evening filled with multimedia images, student and faculty interaction, and encouraging stories of what God is accomplishing. All proceeds benefit the work of Christian Union to develop Christian leaders to transform culture. Dallas - New York City - Tickets and registration will be made available soon. |
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Through his lecture during Sex Week and the Sex and Spirituality Bible Course he leads, Nick Nowalk, a Christian Union ministry fellow at Harvard, is teaching students about God's design and intent for human sexuality. “Let There Be Sex.” That was one of the headlines on the front page of The Harvard Crimson the day after Christian Union Ministry Fellow Nick Nowalk presented a lecture during the university’s inaugural Sex Week in March. Nowalk and Harvard College Faith and Action, a leadership development ministry supported and resourced by Christian Union, added a Christian perspective to Sex Week, which included seminars such as “What What (In the Butt): Anal Pleasure 101,” the “8th Annual Female Orgasm Seminar,” and “Sex-Positivity and Slut-Pride.” In addition to the attention generated by a photo and caption on the front page of The Crimson, Nowalk’s talk, “God Says Sex is Good,” helped dispel some myths regarding sexuality and sparked a conversation on campus. Interest came from believers longing for clarity regarding God’s design and intent for human sexuality and curious non- Christians. Click Here For Full Story
Dr. Anthony Esolen, professor at Providence College, was a speaker during True Love Week at Yale. His seminar was hijacked by students opposed to his views on “same-sex marriage.” The vast philosophical and moral differences behind Sex Week 2012 and True Love Week sparked controversy when the competing events took place in February at Yale University. Garnering the most attention, a group of students protested a key talk by Anthony Esolen during True Love Week, when the visiting English professor addressed the idea that each person is a gift from God. The Princeton alumnus of 1981 is known for his traditional views on marriage. About 10 minutes into Esolen’s talk, heterosexual and “homosexual” couples emerged from the audience and began kissing after a cue from a cell phone that blasted the 1980 hit song, “I’m Coming Out.” Click Here for Full Story |
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‘GOD SAYS SEX IS GOOD’
‘FORNICATION 101’