The Christian’s call is to think and live the way of Christ. Motivated by His love, we are to humbly serve our fellow man by putting others first. Rather than withdrawing from the world, He asks us to engage the world, living as salt and light, rejoicing in all that is good in society while striving to make a difference.

The 2010 conference is designed to affirm that Christianity is an intellectually reasonable world-view, is relevant, and that those who believe in Christ are brought into a real relationship with the living God, resulting in an internal confirmation, and an external outworking, of the truth. With an emphasis on the arts, culture, and faith, the conference will help you better understand how to genuinely and humbly engage others for Christ....[More...]

The lecture schedule includes nine plenary sessions with the opening night featuring Dr. Os Guinness. The speakers’ lineup includes significant thinkers, writers, and philosophers from the various L’Abri branches around the world: including, Dr. Os Guinness, Dick Keyes, Andrew Fellows, Mardi Keyes...[More...]

A menu of 25 insightful workshops is offered on topics ranging from gender issues, apologetics, culture, philosophy, the Church, to living the Christian life, simply, confidently, and contagiously. Workshop titles include: Can Freedom Last Forever?, The Case for Civility, What if You Want to Come to L'Abri?, Christ and Culture Revisited, Making the Most of Movies, Christian Family in the Greco-Roman World, The Music of Randy Newman, Proper Confidence: Avoiding Certainty and Authenticity, among many others... [More...]

The conference features a new, curated art exhibit in the L. Frank James Gallery, a jazz night in the Global Cafe, a cinema night with movie and critique/discussion, and Friday (included in registration) and Saturday night dinners. There is plenty of time between workshops and extra venues for fellowship and close up discussions with speakers... [More...]