De-Secularization Course Launch!

We launch in just a week and a half

After a lot of work I’m ready to announce the release of the De-Secularization online course we talked about last year.

The course will be launching on Monday, February 16th, one week before Lent starts.

That’s in just a week and a half!

Why so suddenly?

Because Lent is a time for spiritual growth and transformation, and with that in mind, I’ve designed the course to be something you can work through during Lent (or Nativity).

This course is the product of so much of my interactions with all of you here, as well as my catechumens, Sunday Schoolers, college students, and all the beautiful people I’ve met in my travels at talks and conferences.

On Wednesday next week I’ll be releasing a special post with more details, so look forward to that.

This week’s reflection will be out tomorrow morning, bright and early.

In the meantime, I’m on my way to speak at Emory University for the Atlanta Orthodox Chritian Fellowship series, “Sacred and Secular: an Orthodox Christian Perspective on the Sacred in a Secular Age”. Dn. Richard Rohlin and Fr. Stephen Freeman are doing the talks on philosophy and technology, respectively, and I’ll be covering politics in a talk entitled, “The Original New World Order: Enlightenment and Secular Approaches to Politics versus Christian Approaches.”

Hopefully I’ll be able to post the recording of the lecture here in the next few weeks.

I’ll be keeping you posted as things develop.