Speakers

• Kevin Fickenscher, President of CREO Strategic Solutions, Participant
• Lisa Piercey, 14th Commissioner for the Tennessee Department of Health, Participant

Speakers

• Richard T. Hughes, Lipscomb University, Participant
• Raymond C. Carr, Independent Scholar, Participant
• Carl Holladay, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Participant
• Amanda Jo Pittman, Abilene Christian University, Participant

Speakers

• Randall Balmer, Darmouth College, Panelist
• John Fea, Messiah College, Panelist
• Molly Worthen, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Panelist

Speakers

Speakers

• Tanya Smith Brice, Vice President of Education at The Council on Social Work Education, Panelist
• Catherine Meeks, Executive Director of the Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing in Atlanta, Panelist
• David Fleer, Lipscomb University, Panelist

Speakers

• Annette McRay, Nashville, Tennessee, Panelist
• Jan Hughes, Nashville, Tennessee, Panelist
• Candace Nicolds, Brookline Church of Christ, Panelist
• Kindalee Pfremmer De Long, Pepperdine University, Panelist
• Katie Link, Lipscomb University, Panelist
• Kathy Pulley, Missouri State University, Respondent

Speakers

• Lamar Reinsch, Lubbock Christian University, Panelist
• Clyde D. Neff, Lubbock Christian University, Panelist
• Tiffany Summers, Lipscomb University, Panelist

Speakers

• Mark Jobe, Tim Creel, and Andy Borchers, Lipscomb University, “Christian Business Leaders and Climate Change”
• Cliff Anderson, Vanderbilt University, “Plant Patents: Boom or Bust for Sustainable Farming?”
• Brian Starr, Lubbock Christian University, “Texas vs. California – A Comparison of Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic”
• David Bosch, Boyce: The College at Southern, “Before and During the Pandemic: A Comparison of Attitudes on Work and the Gig Economy”

Speakers

• Bill Carroll, Abilene Christian University, “Wendell Berry’s Mad Farmer Sequence: Refashioning the Pastoral as an Antidote to the Dis-ease of Consumer Culture”
• Rachel B. Griffis, Sterling College, “Wendell Berry’s The Unsettling of America Disavows Settler Colonialism”
• Cliff A. Barbarick, Abilene Christian University, “The Tie that Binds: Death in the Membership”

Speakers

• Timothy Bench, Abilene, Texas, “Carl Spain and the 1960 Abilene Christian College Lectureships”
• Jason Fikes, Abilene Christian University Press, “President Sewell, White Supremacy and the Formative Years of Abilene Christian College”
• Patrice Preston Grimes, University of Virginia, Emerita, “Remembrance and the Power of Place: Reframing the Narrative on Race at the University of Virginia”
• Gary Jones, Oklahoma Christian University, “Power to the People (Well Not “Those” People): Race & Religion at Oklahoma Christian University”
• William Lofton Turner, Lipscomb University, “Evolving and Contrasting Racial Narratives in Four Nashville Universities: Lipscomb University, Vanderbilt University, Belmont University, and Trevecca Nazarene University”

Speakers

• Jon Carman, Baylor University, “Asleep on the Job? Mark 4:35–41 as a Case of Christological Humor”
• Amy Smith Carman, Texas Christian University, “The First Samaritan Convert as Woman and Slave: A Feminist Analysis of John 4:1-42”
• Carl Holladay, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Respondent
• Jeffrey Peterson, Lipscomb University, Austin Center, Respondent

Speakers

• Lindsey N. Miller, Lipscomb University, “Mental Health Statistics in the University Population and Healthcare Providers”
• Susan L. Mercer, Lipscomb University, “Creation of a Wellbeing Committee: Recommendations, Implementations and Challenges”
• Susan L. Mercer and Lindsey N. Miller, Lipscomb University, “Overview of Wellbeing and Burnout Assessment Tools”
• Terrice Hooks, Lipscomb University (student), Respondent
• Samantha Randlett, Lipscomb University (student), Respondent

Speakers

• Michael Egnor, Stony Brook University, “How Neuroscience Challenges Materialism”
• Jay Richards, The Catholic University of America, “How Physics and Astronomy Challenges Materialism”
• Jonathan Witt, Senior Fellow, Center for Science and Culture, “Methodological Materialism and the Rhetorical Landscape of Origins Science”

Speakers

• Steven McKenzie, Rhodes College, Lecturer
• Mark W. Hamilton, Abilene Christian University, Convener

Speakers

• Evans Lartey, Heritage Christian College, “African Ecological Beliefs and Theological Creation Care”
• Alan Howell, Harding University, “Swapping Drinking Songs for Spiritual Songs: Skolia and Possession in Ephesians 5 and Mozambique”
• Paul Chimhungwe, African Christian College, Respondent

Speakers

• Arthur Sutherland, Loyola University, Reviewer
• Shawna Songer Gaines, Trevecca Community Church, Reviewer
• Greg McKinzie, Lipscomb University, Reviewer
• David Artman, First Christian Church, Respondent

Speakers

• Rosanna Anderson, Austin Presbyterian, “Preaching for Generosity: A Textual Analysis of Stewardship Sermons.”
• Adam Daniels, Abilene Christian University, “Developing a Guiding Document for Youth Ministry at the Cookeville First United Methodist Church.”
• Mason Lee, Abilene Christian University Graduate School of Theology, Respondent

Speakers

• John R. Kern, Boston College, “Divine Impassibility Begets Created Impassibility: A Thomistic Approach to the Question of God's Suffering”
• Zachary Casey, Abilene Christian University, “Do Muslims and Christians Worship the Same God?: A Historical Attempt”

Speakers

• John Young, Amridge University, “Disciples of Christ and the University of Alabama School of Religion that Wasn’t, 1920-1935”
• David W. Hester, Faulkner University, “Addressing the Legacy of Mission Journal: A Call for Careful Accuracy”
• Paul A. Anthony, Florida State University, “The Long, Hot Summer: King, Keeble, and the Collapse of Consensus among Churches of Christ”
• Douglas A. Foster, Abilene Christian University (Emeritus), Respondent

Speakers

• Wes Mckinzie, Oklahoma Christian University, “Career Supports and Barriers for African American Leaders in Sports”
• Brad Lemler, Howard Payne University, “A Biblical Perspective on Creating and Accumulating Wealth”
• Lauren Pinkston, Lipscomb University, “The God of Mission and Business: How the World’s Unreached People Groups are Engaging the Gospel Through Organic Relationships with Strategically Located Christian Businesspeople”
• Dutch Kendall, Indiana Wesleyan University, “Navigating Employment Law for ‘Christian Owned and Operated’ Businesses”

Speakers

• Rafael Rodriguez, Johnson University, “The Rebel Embrace: Resisting the Fragmentation of Church and Academy”
• Mark Wiebe, Lubbock Christian University, “Metaphysics and the Pursuit of the Truth: The Bond of Reason, Revelation, and res from Aquinas, to Newman, to Gilson”
• Samjung Kang-Hamilton, Abilene Christian University, “Gender and Race at the Crossroads”
• Carl Holladay, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Respondent

Speakers

• Raymond C. Carr, Independent Scholar, “The Powers that Be: Franklin Florence and the Political Dimensions of Biblical Faith”
• Wes Crawford, Abilene Christian University, “James Fowler’s Silent Voice in the Civil Rights Movement”
• Dyron Daughrity, Pepperdine University, “Carl Spain’s Waves: How a Sermon Ended Segregation in Churches of Christ Colleges”
• Loretta Hunnicutt, Pepperdine University, “‘The Task of Women’: Race and Gender in the Churches of Christ through the eyes of Thelma M. Holt”

Speakers

• Noemí Palomares, Pepperdine University, “זכר + ל and The Treatment of Deeds as Meritorious in the Hebrew Bible.”
• Mark W. Hamilton, Abilene Christian University, Respondent
• Charles Rix, Oklahoma Christian University, Respondent
• Kipp Swinney, Baylor University, Respondent

Speakers

• Jason Mahn, Augustana College, “Purpose and Meaning in a Time of Crisis”
• Deanna A. Thompson, St. Olaf College, “Beyond Deep Gladness: Coming to Terms with Vocations We Don’t Choose”
• Deron Smith, Lipscomb University, Respondent

Speakers

• Miroslav Volf, Yale Divinity School, Lecturer
• Kathy Pulley, Missouri State University, Convener
• John Barton, Pepperdine University, Respondent
• Arthur Sutherland, Loyola University, Respondent
• Miroslav Volf, Yale Divinity School, Reply

Speakers

• Jason Brashier, Freed-Hardeman University, Participant
• Kevin Eidson, Lipscomb University, Participant
• Jeff McCormack, Oklahoma Christian University, Participant
• Brian Starr, Lubbock Christian University, Participant
• Marcia Straughn, Abilene Christian University, Participant

Speakers

• Andrew Skotnicki, Manhattan College, "The Anthropology of Abolition"
• Carola Binder, Haverford College, "Criminal Justice and Hope from an Economics Perspective"
• Andrew Krinks, American Friends Service Committee, "Christianity and the Abolition of Captivity"
• Micah Watson and Samuel Poortenga, Calvin University; University of Michigan Law School, "Rehabilitative Retribution: Human Dignity & Respect in Criminal Justice"

Speakers

• Ron Clark, Kairos Church Planting, “Living Missionally Among the ‘Humiliated’ in a Post-#MeToo World: A Missional Reading of Paul’s Challenge To the Roman Christians in Romans 12:1–16”
• Gailyn Van Rheenen, Mission Alive, “How is God Working during the Pandemic to Create Ideal Settings for Church Planting?”
• Matthew Nance, Christian HolyLand Foundation, “The Paradox of Missional Calling”
• Martin Rodriguez, Azusa Pacific University, Respondent

Speakers

• David Mahfood, Johnson University Florida, Panelist
• Garrett Pendergraft, Pepperdine University, Panelist
• Derek Estes, St. Louis University, Panelist

Speakers

• Nicole Hunt, Emmanuel Christian Seminary at Milligan University, “Determined Hope: Building Racial Unity between Two Local Churches.”
• Scott Laird, Harding School of Theology, “An Adaptive Change Project in Developing Leaders.”
• Jordan Tatum, Bethel Seminary, “Best Practices for a Multi-Ethnic Merger in Churches of Christ.”
• Michael Sweeney, Emmanuel Christian Seminary at Milligan University, Respondent

Speakers

• Hannah Stolze, Lipscomb University, “Wisdom-Based Business: Applying Biblical Principles and Evidence-Based Research for a Purposeful and Profitable Business”
• Williams Abayaawien Atuilik, Heritage Christian College, “Christian Entrepreneurial Training in Developing Countries: Heritage Christian College’s Strategy to Fill a Gap”

Speakers

• Diarron Morrison, Abilene Christian University, “Transitioning: The Spiritual Life and Work of Molefi Asante”
• Edward J. Robinson, Texas College, “Dismantling Segregation: The Religion and Politics of Fred D. Gray”
• Tanya Smith Brice, Vice President of Education at The Council on Social Work Education, Respondent

Speakers

• Dave Morgan, Lipscomb University, “Church of Origin”
• Jackie Halstead, Abilene Christian University & Selah Center for Spiritual Formation, “Externalizing the Congregational Problem-Saturated Narrative”
• Marsha Vaughn, Adler University, “The Stories We Don’t Tell: Or, What Exactly is ‘Our History’?”
• Chris Gonzalez, Lipscomb University, “Shared Obliviousness in Congregations”

Speakers

• Christopher Snook, University of King's College, Participant
• Heather Hoover, Milligan College, Participant
• Allison Boyd Justus, Iowa State University, Participant
• Nancy Posey, Lipscomb University, Participant

Speakers

• Darren Hagood, Long Beach Church of Christ, Participant
• Richard T. Hughes, Lipscomb University, Participant
• Cari Myers, Pepperdine University, Participant
• Noemí Palomares, Pepperdine University, Participant
• Shelly Tilton, University of Virginia, Participant

Speakers

• Michael Egnor, Stony Brook University, “What Can Neuroscience Help us Understand about the Soul?”
• Robert F. Shedinger, Luther College, “Broken Brain or Fractured Soul? The Medicalization of Mental Illness and the Rise of Mental Health Stigma”
• Lindsey N. Miller, Lipscomb University, Respondent
• Hunter Stanfield, Lipscomb University, Respondent

Speakers

• Earl Lavender, Lipscomb University, “From Missions to Missional: Preparing a Royal Priesthood”
• Dan Rodriguez, Pepperdine University, “Let My People Go! Exodus-Shaped Diaspora Mission in the North American Context”
• J. Omar Palafox, Abilene Christian University, “Understanding by Movement: Seeking Sensible Interdependence for Missionaries in Latin America”
• Kate Kissling Blakely, Great Lakes Christian College, Respondent

Speakers

• Michelle Weedman, Maryville College, “Mary’s Fertility and the Renewal of all Creation in Ephrem the Syrian”
• Ethan Laster, St. Louis University, “The Divine Body and Ascetic Bodies: Theopaschism and Suffering Saints in John of Ephesus”
• Andrew Sutherland, Baylor University, “The Humbly Obedient Elements: An Integrative Reading of 1 Clement 2”
• Joas Adiprasetya, Jakarta Theological Seminary, “Protreptic Imagination: Oikopoetic Readings of Acts 7 and the Epistle to Diognetus”

Speakers

• Randy Lowry, Lipscomb University, President
• Bill Haslam, Governor, State of Tennessee, 2011 - 2019, Participant

Speakers

• Mason Lee, Abilene Christian University Graduate School of Theology, “God is More Interesting than Sin: Barth’s Doctrine of Sin as Homiletical Strategy”
• Amy McLaughlin-Sheasby, Boston University, “A Word for the End of the World: Preaching Wisdom in an Age of Apocalypse”
• Melanie Bockmann, Vanderbilt University, “Preaching Doubt: Toward a Metamodern Homiletic in the Wake of Deconstruction”
• Sara Barton, Pepperdine University, Respondent

Speakers

• John Fitzgerald, University of Notre Dame, Panelist
• Kindalee Pfremmer De Long, Pepperdine University, Panelist
• Ron Cox, Pepperdine University, Panelist
• Mark W. Hamilton, Abilene Christian University, Panelist

Speakers

• Cliff A. Barbarick, Abilene Christian University, Participant
• Mary Lowe, Liberty University, Participant
• Stephen D. Lowe, Liberty University, Participant
• Jennifer W. Shewmaker, Abilene Christian University, Participant
• Marty Spears, Harding University, Participant
• Tim Westbrook, Harding University, Participant
• Melissa Atkinson, Abilene Christian University, Participant

Speakers

• Heath Carpenter, Harding University, “T Bone Burnett and ‘Country’ Music's Contested Theology”
• Vinson (Lee) Edwards, Harding University, “Jesus, Popular Culture, and the Politics of the Margins: A Theomusicological Analysis of the Drive-By Truckers”
• Vic Hunter, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Retired, “Will Campbell: Theopoetic Preacher, and Profane Priest”

Speakers

Speakers

• Amy Artman, Missouri State University, Panelist
• Stephen Mansfield, Speaker and Author, Panelist
• Edward J. Robinson, Texas College, Panelist
• John Schmalzbauer, Missouri State University, Panelist

Speakers

• Robert C. Tatum, University of North Carolina, Asheville, “To What End for Theology-Oriented Economic Policymaking?”
• Sarah Easter, Abilene Christian University, “Negotiating Meaning Systems in Cross Sector Partnerships to Tackle Grand Challenges: The Case of Homelessness”
• Lamar Reinsch, Vanda Pauwels, and Clyde D. Neff, Lubbock Christian University, “The Ethical Lifestyle Model: A Progress Report”

Speakers

• Michael Williams and Dave Smith, Pepperdine University, “Measuring Fidelity to Mission: How Christian Colleges and Universities Market their Residential Undergraduate and Online MBA Programs”
• Donita Brown and Nina Morel, Lipscomb University, “Self-Care for Healthcare Graduate Students: Preliminary Findings from a Text-based Virtual Coaching Pilot Project”
• Kevin Cabe, Indiana Wesleyan University, “How Old is This Textbook?”

Speakers

• Christopher Heard, Pepperdine University, Participant
• Hope Nordstrom, Lipscomb University, Participant
• Jennifer W. Shewmaker, Abilene Christian University, Participant

Speakers

• Scott Lamascus, Oklahoma Christian University, Panelist
• Saralee Woods, BookManBookWoman, Nashville, TN, Panelist
• Nancy Posey, Lipscomb University, Panelist

Speakers

• Ryan Replogle, Hebrew Union College, "The Perception of Divine Retribution in the Hebrew Bible"
• Daniel Oden, Harding University, Respondent
• Melinda (Mindi) Thompson, Abilene Christian University, Respondent
• Clay Smith, Baylor University, Respondent

Speakers

• Caleb Kersey* and C. Korsi Dumenyo, Freed-Hardeman University; Tennessee State University, “Unwrapping the Complexity of Genetic Regulation in a Hypervirulent Mutant of the Soft Rot Bacterium Pectobacterium Carotovorum”
• William E. Luttrell, Oklahoma Christian University, “Effects of a Series of Ketone Compounds on Liver Microsomal Glucuronyltransferase Activity in Mice—Implications for Ketone-Drug Interactions”
• Joseph E. Deweese*, Judy N. Trac, J. Myles Keck, Ashley C. Daugherty, and Miriam G. Hawaz, Lipscomb University, “Mapping the Functional Domains of the C-terminal Domain of Topoisomerase IIα”

Speakers

• Kent Smith, Abilene Christian University, “Love, Joy and Grace: Formation Together in the Life of God”
• Tod Vogt and Charles Kiser, Mission Alive, “Contemplative Mission: The Interplay Between Spirituality and Missional Practice in Mission Alive Church Planters”
• Jared Looney, Global City Mission Initiative, “The Impact of Diaspora Mission and the Shift to a Mission Paradigm in the North American Church”
• Aaron Wheeler, Ozark Christian College, Respondent

Speakers

• Kevin Youngblood, Harding University, on the Pentateuch, Reviewer
• Naomi Walters, Rochester University, on the Books of History, Reviewer
• Mark Sneed, Lubbock Christian University, on Books of Wisdom, Reviewer
• Tim Willis, Pepperdine University, on Prophetic Books, Reviewer
• Mark W. Hamilton, Abilene Christian University, Author, Reply

Speakers

• Fr. Columba Stewart, Saint John's School of Theology, Lecturer
• Trevor Thompson, Eerdmans Publishing, Co-Convener
• James E. Walters, Rochester University, Co-Convener
• Jeff Childers, Abilene Christian University, Co-Convener

Speakers

• Chris Shrock, University of Sioux Falls, “Giving up the Sects, Saving the Bacon”
• Chance Juliano, Southern Methodist University, “Marginalized Persons as Epistemic Authorities on Perceiving Systemic Injustices”
• Austin McCoy, Baylor University, “Hopeful Universalism: A Reply to Michael Rea”

Speakers

• Trace Hebert, Lipscomb University, Opening Comments
• Royce Money, Abilene Christian University, President Emeritus
• Scott McDowell, Lubbock Christian University, President
• John de Steiger, Oklahoma Christian University, President
• Brian Stogner, Rochester University, President
• Joel E. Anderson University of Arkansas, Little Rock, Chancellor Emeritus
• Michael Ross, Ohio Valley University, President

Speakers

• Kathy Pulley, Missouri State University, Participant
• Carl Holladay, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Participant
• Douglas A. Foster, Abilene Christian University (Emeritus), Participant

Speakers

• James L. Gorman, Johnson University, Reviewer
• Edward J. Robinson, Texas College, Reviewer
• D. Newell Williams, Brite Divinity School, Reviewer
• Douglas A. Foster, Abilene Christian University (Emeritus), Author Respondent

Speakers

• Frank Zeng, Indiana Wesleyan University, “Research on Integration of Critical Skills Development into Database, Statistics, and Computer Programming Courses for the Success of Future Data Analysts Problem-Based Learning: Improving Learning Outcomes through Student Directed Learning”
• Sandra Metzger and Jeff Boyce, Indiana Wesleyan University, “Problem-Based Learning: Improving Learning Outcomes through Student Directed Learning”
• Christopher Davis and Debbie Philpott, Indiana Wesleyan University, “Faith-Integrated Problem-Based Learning (FI-PBL) In the Doctoral Classroom”
• Orneita Burton, Abilene Christian University, “Virtuous Virtual Learning Spaces”

Speakers

• Stephanie Hamm, Abilene Christian University, Introduction and discussion of current campus climate
• Laura Carroll, Abilene Christian University, Overview of Adams Center: Centrality of anti-racist work to the center's mission
• Amy Boone, Abilene Christian University, White allyship group, including the date behind it, other examples, process, and challenges
• Cliff A. Barbarick, Abilene Christian University, Cultivating anti-racist practices in the classroom

Speakers

• Naomi Walters, Rochester University, Panelist
• Kenneth Gilmore, Southwestern Christian College, Panelist
• Jeremy Hegi, Lubbock Christian University, Panelist
• Allen Black, Harding School of Theology, Respondent

Speakers

• Catherine Meeks, Executive Director of the Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing in Atlanta, Participant
• Nibs Stroupe, Oakhurst Presbyterian Church, Participant
• Cookye Rutledge, Purdue University Fort Wayne, Participant
• Jan Schroeder, Episcopal Diocese of PA, Participant
• Nontombi Naomi Tutu, All Saints' Episcopal Church, Participant
• David Fleer, Lipscomb University, Participant

Speakers

• Raymond C. Carr, Independent Scholar, Reviewer
• Gary Selby, Emmanuel Christian Seminary at Milligan University, Reviewer
• David Holmes, Lipscomb University, Reviewer
• DeWayne R. Stallworth, American Baptist College and Author, Respondent

Speakers

• Wayne Rossiter, University of Rio Grande, “Industrial and Technological Progress: Is the Invisible Hand Friend or Foe?”
• Joe R. Miller, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, “Ethics & Climate Change: Setting the Stage for Dialogue Between Science and Faith”
• Jeff McCormack, Oklahoma Christian University, “Emerging Infectious Diseases: Implications on Wellness and the Economy”
• Dodd Galbreath, Lipscomb University, Respondent
• Sarah Collier, Lipscomb University, Respondent

Speakers

• Chris Jones, Faulkner University, "John's Use of Creational Themes in Interpreting the Crucifixion, Burial, and Resurrection of Jesus"
• Joseph K. Gordon, Johnson University, "Irenaeus on Genesis: The Unity of First and Last Things in the Economic Work of God"
• Todd Brenneman, Faulkner University, "The Balancing Act of Evangelical Biblical Interpretation and Genesis 1-2"
• John Mark Hicks, Lipscomb University, Respondent

Speakers

• Paul Chimhungwe, African Christian College, “The Conversion Process in the Stone-Campbell Movement Churches in Southern Africa (1914– 1927): An Historical Analysis”
• Anthony Parker, Pioneer Bible Translators, “Van Rheenen’s Incarnational Model for Tribal Africa and Watson’s Church Planting Movement Model: How Different Are They?”
• Linda Whitmer, Johnson University, “They Call Him Father: The Metaphoric Image of God as Father among Modern Shona in Zimbabwe”
• Shawn Tyler, Lubbock Christian University, Respondent

Speakers

• Chess Cavitt, Arlington (VA) Church of Christ, “Discerning Issues”
• Jennifer Ayres, Emory University, “Loving Creation”
• Mark W. Hamilton, Abilene Christian University, “Forming a Culture for Climate Justice”
• Lauren Calvin Cooke, Emory University, “Educating Christian Community/Contexts for a Livable Planet”

Speakers

• Lindsey Krinks, Open Table Nashville, author of "Praying with Our Feet: Pursuing Justice and Healing on the Streets", Participant
• Rob McRay, The Journey Home, Murfreesboro, TN, Participant
• John Grant, Compassionate Hands, Wilson County, TN, Participant

Speakers

• Wilhemina Odarkor Ofori, Heritage Christian College, “An Unstable Terrain: The Impact of Emerging Technologies on Academic Libraries in Africa”
• Nathan Bills, Heritage Christian College, “Genesis 1 as Pedagogy”
• Stephen D. Lowe, Liberty University, “Preparing Students for Ministry in the Digital Age”
• Jan Cohu, Lipscomb University, Respondent
• Tim Westbrook, Harding University, Respondent
• Melinda (Mindi) Thompson, Abilene Christian University, Respondent

Speakers

• Cliff A. Barbarick, Abilene Christian University, Participant
• Hope Nordstrom, Lipscomb University, Participant
• Holly Rowsey, Freed-Hardeman University, Participant
• Cathy Box, Lubbock Christian University, Participant
• Emily Medlock, Lipscomb University, Participant

Speakers

• Katrina J. Olson, Vanderbilt University, “Coming Together: How Language Shapes Worship’s Collective Imagination”
• Olga Pahom, Lubbock Christian University, “Establishing Connections through Storytelling: A Conversation Analysis Approach to Bilingual Couples’ Interaction”
• Abraham Mata, Lubbock Christian University, “Rethinking Language Teaching Practices in the Hybrid L2 Classroom: Lessons from Beginning and Intermediate Spanish Courses in the Texas Learning Consortium”
• Carole Carroll, Lubbock Christian University, “The Best of Both Worlds: Online Curriculum in an Onsite Course”

Speakers

• Joel E. Anderson, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, Chancellor Emeritus, Participant
• Prentice Ashford, Lipscomb University, Participant
• Doug Mendenhall, Abilene Christian University, Participant
• Michelle Steele, Lipscomb University, Participant

Speakers

• Andrew Gertner Belfield, Boston College, “Restoring Rectitudo: Anselm of Canterbury, Ecological Sin, and Cosmic Salvation”
• Matthew Hale, The Catholic University of America, “Grace and Institutions: Towards a Theological Historiography of Ecological Recovery”
• Darren Hagood, Long Beach Church of Christ, Respondent

Speakers

• Shannon Clarkson Rains, Jennifer Dabbs, and Kaley Ihfe, Lubbock Christian University and Independent Scholar, “The Meanings Women Assign to Inclusion in Public Worship Roles at Broadway Church of Christ”
• Andrea Thornton, St. Louis University, “Gender Performance Technology and the Containment of Biological Sex: An Essay in Post-phenomenology and Feminist Theory”

Speakers

• Abbie Burka and Melanie Morris, Lipscomb University, “Interprofessional Grand Rounds: Exploring the Interface of Healthcare Professionals”
• Allison D. Provine, Lipscomb University, “Vanderbilt Program in Interprofessional Learning: Uniting Students for Positive Outcomes”

Speakers

• Beth Conway*, Reed Haga, Purva Patel, Caleb Obregon, and Jazmine Stubblefield, Lipscomb University, “Neprilysin: a potential regulator of PI3K signaling in Triple Negative Breast Cancers”
• G. Caroline Schwab*, Hannah Shaver, Lindsey J. Long, Laura Reed, and the Genomics Education Partnership, Oklahoma Christian University; University of Alabama, “Understanding Gene Evolution of the Insulin Pathway through Synteny”
• Joseph E. Deweese*, Thomas T. Townsley, Timothy L. Wallace, Salvador Cordova, and Kirk Durston, Lipscomb University; FMS Foundation; Digital Strategies, “PSICalc: Development of a Software Tool for Exploring Protein Sequence Interdependencies”

Speakers

• Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah, Heritage Christian College, “Why (Much of) Africa Does Not Need Any More Preaching Training Schools but rather Institutions of Higher Education”
• Daniel Salinas, Theological Education Initiative, United World Mission, “Recruiting, Deploying, Mentoring, and Developing Missional Scholars: The Theological Education Initiative”
• Melinda (Mindi) Thompson, Abilene Christian University, “Online Theological Higher Education: Reflections on Past Practices for Future Endeavors”
• Leonard Allen, Lipscomb University, Respondent

Speakers

• Charles Rix, Oklahoma Christian University, Remarks and Performance
• Kellie Brown, Milligan University, Music History, Respondent
• Mark W. Hamilton, Abilene Christian University, Old Testament, Respondent