Postponed until further notice

due to Covid-19



Redeemer Sugar Land - Focus 2020

Foundations of Christian Civic Engagement


How do we live faithfully in a rapidly polarizing culture? 


Rev. Charles Drew and Rick Barry from the Center for Christian Civics join us at Redeemer Sugar Land to lead a workshop on the unique challenges that come with following Christ in a representative democracy. Together, we will learn how to better enjoy fellowship across party lines, demonstrate Christ's love to our neighbors and care for the city God has carried us into—without conforming to the patterns of the world or its political parties.


This is a particularly relevant topic for many families to think through during this presidential election year as we strive to center ourselves upon God.


Details:  

When:  Postponed Until Further Notice


Where:  Faith Lutheran Church - Main Sanctuary

               800 Brooks Street

               Sugar Land, TX


Registration: 

Please register at bit.ly/30iajUL

There will be a $10 registration fee, which covers the lunch box provided.  


Limited childcare available.  Please register for more information. 

workshop speakers

For more information, please visit christiancivics.org

  • Rev. charles drew

    Rev. Drew recently retired from Emmanuel Presbyterian Church in New York City, a ministry with a particular focus on Columbia University, nearby schools, and the local poor. He is the author of several books, including "Surprised by Community: Republicans and Democrats in the Same Pew." He and his wife live and minister in New York City, where he continues to teach and preach.

  • rick barry

    Rick Barry is the co-founder and Executive Director of Center for Christian Civics. Rick helps ministry leaders and faith communities develop missional approaches to their local public squares. He has worked on campaigns for local, state and federal office, is a former writer and editor for Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City and oversaw communications for the Grace DC church network. He and his wife live in Washington, DC.

what's good about politics

Over the past several years, we've all become aware of more ways in which politics makes us worse. But how does politics make us better?


This podcast is a preview of some of the topics that we will delve into during the workshop.  

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