Bradley Fellows
The Christian faith has something to say about your academic studies.
This program helps students learn to think deeply about what their Christian faith has to say to their academic studies.
Fellows will lay the biblical and theological foundation needed to tackle the questions of meaning, purpose, and identity students are guaranteed to encounter in the university.
Combining rich community over home-cooked meals, thoughtful conversation, and Christian spiritual formation, this program helps students to see themselves and their callings in the light of the gospel. This multi-semester program aims to provide a grounding in the best of what the historic Christian tradition says about bringing our whole lives into God’s story for all of creation.
The Fellows program offers students the chance to learn how the church has answered life’s deepest questions:
- Who is God and what is He doing in the world? (Theology)
- What does it mean to be human and to bear God’s image? (Anthropology)
- Who is my neighbor and how should I treat him? (Ethics)
- What am I to do with the rest of my life? (Vocation)
The program is open to undergraduate and graduate students from a variety of backgrounds and denominations.
Weekly Dinners
Regular time of fellowship and community over home-cooked meals
Knowledgeable Instructors
Fellows instructors are trained and experienced in the curriculum content
Faculty Participation
Learn alongside thoughtful Christian faculty who care about integrating faith and learning
Accessible Curriculum
Readings curated to be both thoughtful and accessible
Timeless Christian Authors
Read from influential Christians like Augustine, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, C.S. Lewis, Flannery O’Connor and more!
Cohort-based Learning
Inclusion in group discussions with intellectually curious students
Engaging Traditions
Exposure to liturgical practices from across the Christian tradition
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