Events Calendar

The Center for Public Justice's Families Valued team hosted its third quarterly Zoom community call and text study "Abundance and Tenacity" in the "Setting a Table Where Families Flourish" series on Thursday, October 26. Throughout this year, we have been inviting advocates to a conversation about the Psalmist's abundant vision, what it means for our […]

The Center for Public Justice (CPJ) hosted its 26th Annual Kuyper Lecture, delivered by Rachel Hope Anderson, J.D.  on the topic “Who’s Caring for Children?” on Thursday, November 16. Rachel Anderson presented on the unique challenges, possible solutions, and pathways forward for faith-based child care in the United States. Often, parents are the only ones […]

Join us on Thursday, November 30 from 11:00 AM - 2:30 PM EST via Zoom for the fourth virtual juvenile justice convening "Transformative Relationships: The Essential Role of Positive Relationships in Promoting Youth Justice." There will be a discussion by faith-based leaders at a variety of organizations working to foster positive relationships between families, institutions, […]

The CPJ team warmly welcomes you to join us for a festive evening of cookies, hot chocolate, and hors d'oeuvres at CPJ's office between 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm ET on Thursday, December 7. CPJ's CEO, Stephanie Summers, will be sharing a few words at the reception, and you will also hear testimonials from CPJ's […]

Please join us as Stephanie Summers, CPJ's CEO, discusses current programming, our 2023 milestones, and our new strategic plan for 2024 and beyond. Get a comprehensive overview of our 2023 Annual Report, highlighting stories of God's faithfulness and transformation. As a valued partner, we are grateful for your support and want to share highlights of […]

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You’re invited to the Friends of CPJ Dinner on Thursday, April 4, 2024, at the Prince Conference Center at Calvin University in Grand Rapids, MI. Please join us to spend […]

The Center for Public Justice (CPJ) presented its 27th Annual Kuyper Lecture, featuring Hans-Martien ten Napel, Ph.D., on the topic "In Search of the Radical Middle: Navigating Populism and Progressivism." […]

Facing the upcoming election can feel like a daunting task. Fear and polarization have challenged our understanding of what it means to live in community with each other. Churches have […]