Another virtual roundtable opportunity December 3rd…
“George Church & John Lennox on Living with uncertainty in science”
12pm Friday, November 12th. More info. and registration here.
Next event: November 2nd, 2021
Our event will feature Brown University Professor of Theoretical Physics, Jim Gates, who will help us think about the question of:
Can God Be Known or Near? A Physicist shares his insights
Join us for an evening of lively discussion about the leaps and limits of science, the role of science in faith (and the role of faith in science), and what we might learn from some of history’s great scientists.
WHEN: 6-8:30pm, Tuesday, November 2nd
WHERE: The Brown Faculty Club (1 Bannister Street, Providence, RI)
Registration open! June 17, 2021
Our next (virtual) roundtable event in 2021 will be Thursday, June 17th featuring Harvard Professor of Genetics George Church and Asymmetrex Founder & Director James Sherley.
Roundtable 7pm Wed., Jan. 27th, 2021
Fall 2020 Roundtable–Register now!
7:00pm Thursday, Nov. 12th – Click here for more details.
JTF Prize Ceremony – Sept. 24
Templeton Prize Ceremony
You are warmly welcomed to attend a virtual ceremony on September 24 at 7PM EDT honoring Templeton Prize Laureate and NIH Director Fellow Francis Collins, appearing live from the National Academy of Sciences with John Templeton Foundation President Heather Dill. Other speakers include N.T. Wright and Surgeon General Jerome Adams. The event will include an opportunity to submit questions in a moderated Q&A with Francis Collins at the end.
Contact us if you’d like to register for the ceremony. Only guests registered before Sept. 15 will receive the link to attend.

Summer 2020 roundtable event!
We’re trying something new this summer which we’re very excited about–we hope you’ll join us! More info. here.
2020 Templeton Prize Awarded to NIH Director
Francis Collins is the Director of the National Institutes of Health and led the Human Genome Project to its successful completion in 2003. Throughout his career, he has advocated for the integration of faith and reason.
In his scientific leadership, public speaking, and popular writing, including his bestselling 2006 book, The Language of God, Collins has demonstrated how religious faith can motivate and inspire rigorous scientific research. He endeavors to encourage religious communities to embrace the latest discoveries of genetics and the biomedical sciences as insights to enrich and enlarge their faith.