Evening-Conference: Why Would a “Non-Catholic” Study at a Catholic University?

Presenter: Mike Tapper is an assistant pastor in an Evangelical church in Moncton, New Brunswick. He recently completed his Ph.D. at Saint Paul University. His thesis examined an inconsistency between what Canadian Evangelicals state about their belief in the doctrine of the Trinity and the lyrics of popular music that Evangelicals sing. Mike found the academic experience of studying outside his own immediate faith tradition to be encouraging and enlightening. He is married with four children

Date: Wednesday, October 26, 7-8 pm

Location: Saint Paul University, room G104

Description: Our educational sojourn is not a stroll along a smooth, straight path. You’ve likely discovered there are bends, twists, andreroutes along the way. Mike will share honestly about his unexpected journey of studying theology beyond the familiar confines of his own faith tradition. His chosen path exposedinsecurities, fears, and doubts, yet also gained him friendships, insight, and contentment. Maybe God has a similar quest for you!

NOTE: This webinar will be presented by videoconference from Moncton, NB. You will need to register by clicking here. Please note, the webcast will only be live 30 minutes prior to the conference start time.

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