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Teaching Science and Technology as Stewardship of God’s Creation
Took place on 9/24/25 at Sekolah Pelita Harapan, Lippo Village in Jakarta, Indonesia. The event was called Integration of Faith and Learning in K-12 Education
A Conversation with Derek Schuurman
Dean Sweeney sits down with Derek Schuurman from Calvin University, where he chairs the departments of Computer Science and Faith and Technology. Dr. Schuurman spoke with our PhD students earlier in the semester about AI, the biblical story and rival stories
The New Garden: How does A.I. play a role in grief, immortality, and digital resurrection?
How does A.I. play a role in grief, immortality, and digital resurrection? Where do we draw the lines and how can God help guide The Church as we navigate these new waters? Join us as we discuss these topics and more with Derek Schuurman, a noted professor, author, and engineer who is also one of the organizers of the Wisdom in the Age of AI Conference to be held at Calvin University from October 8-10, 2026
What We Can Learn from Comenius About Why We Educate
As we wrangle repeatedly over the purposes of schooling and who gets to define them, what might we gain by taking a moment to listen to a thoughtful voice from a place and time not defined by our own mix of prejudices? I invite you to listen to such a voice, one speaking from a different era amid different anxieties and in a different idiom yet addressing questions that remain pressing. It is a voice shaped by a lifetime of educational engagement and reflection in the constant shadow of violence, yet, to the last, invested in the pursuit of delight. The voice belongs to Jan Amos Komenský, a Moravian reformer, educator, and scholar more widely known to posterity as John Amos Comenius and regularly claimed (with varying plausibility) as a founding father of numerous features of modern education.1 I focus here on what he thought schools are for
Graves Library, Holland
A postcard with a color illustration of Graves Library in Holland MI with a message written around the picture on the fronthttps://digitalcommons.calvin.edu/hh_bult_postcards/1105/thumbnail.jp
First Reformed Church after Service
A postcard with a color illustration of a group of men and women leaving First Reformed Church in Holland MI and a message on the backhttps://digitalcommons.calvin.edu/hh_bult_postcards/1116/thumbnail.jp
You Auto Come To Holland Mich. If You Vant Der Key To My Heart
A postcard with a color illustration of two people in a car, with the caption You auto come to Holland, Mich. if you vant der key to my heart on the front and a message on the backhttps://digitalcommons.calvin.edu/hh_bult_postcards/1132/thumbnail.jp
Russ\u27s Drive-In
A postcard with a color photograph of Russ\u27 restaurant in Holland, MIhttps://digitalcommons.calvin.edu/hh_bult_postcards/1133/thumbnail.jp