Our public lecture, "Christians And Civic Engagement: A Conversation with Dr. Amy Sherman" will be presented in Andrews Hall (room 101) on November 6, 2026.

God calls Christians to civic engagement: to act as God’s agents in every corner of their local community. Amy Sherman, faculty, students, and leaders from the Williamsburg faith-community discuss how together we can seek the flourishing, the Shalom, of Williamsburg; how by adopting a multifaceted, biblically grounded framework we can move from theory...to action.

Named by Christianity Today as one of the 50 most influential Evangelical women in the U.S., Dr. Sherman is the author of seven books and over 100 articles and essays. Her articles and essays have appeared in such magazines as Common Good, The Public Interest, Policy Review, First Things, Christianity Today, Philanthropy, The American Enterprise, The Christian Century, and Books & Culture. She’s also written multiple resource guides for clergy and nonprofit practitioners.

Sponsored by: Cambridge House Christian Study Center, The Greater Williamsburg Movement, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, Reformed University Fellowship, Cru, The Williamsburg Community Chapel, Incarnation Anglican Church, and Daybreak Methodist Church