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Civitas News

Applications are being accepted for the annual Civitas leadership programs, to be held July 4-9, 2010, in Washington, D.C. Two concurrent one-week programs on Christian faith and politics will take place:

Civitas 2010 participants engage in daily presentations, discussion, and excursions in the heart of D.C. 

The Civitas School is a living-learning community designed for participants enrolled in graduate-level programs to receive credit through their academic institution.

Application deadline for both programs: April 15, 2010

Follow Gideon's Blog

CPJ president Gideon Strauss is spending time on the road meeting with constituents. Keep up with him here via his blog.

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Now Online

CPJ has released a bibliography on Christianity and politics. Organized in three sections, the bibliography lists books, articles, and web pages from decades past through today. A PDF version of the bibliography is also available.
Browse the bibliography >>

CHRISTIANS IN POLITICS PORTAL

Christians around the world can now communicate about the opportunities and burdens of political engagement through the new Christians in Politics Portal, found at www.christianpoliticsportal.org.

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Middle East Lectures

"Christian Contributions to the Middle East Conflict,” a lecture series, begins this month in D.C. Speakers are Michael Gerson (March 17), E.J. Dionne (April 29), and Andrea Bartoli (May 19). Presented by CPJ colleagues at the Institute for Public Service & Policy Development and the Center for Global Education. More >>