Center for Public Christianity

OUR VISION

Seeking the cultural, social, and spiritual renewal of Raleigh

We’re a movement of churches and Christians partnering together to reach the whole city of Raleigh as it grows and changes. We’re about equipping, connecting, and mobilizing Christians to seek the common good of the city.

CENTER FOR PUBLIC CHRISTIANITY INITIATIVES

New City
Fellows

Guilds

Forums

NEW CITY FELLOWS

Our premier fellowship program for emerging leaders

Learn how to integrate faith, work, and culture with leading practitioners and public theologians.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Join the conversation on faith and
our common life together

Thursday, February 11, 2021 | 7:00 – 8:30 pm

What is the Good Life and How Do We Find It?

Discover Christianity’s surprising answer at this online forum featuring Dr. Jonathan Pennington, author of Jesus the Great Philosopher.

Thursday, March 11, 2021 | 7:30 pm – Virtual

Thursday, March 18, 2021 | 6:30 pm – In-Person

New City Fellows Info Sessions

Join us in exploring the New City Fellows program for emerging leaders. Hear from Center staff and current Fellows about the program, what it looks like to be a Fellow, and how to apply.

A virtual Info Session will take place via Zoom on March 11.

An in-person Info Session will take place safely outdoors at Holy Trinity Anglican Church’s Courtyard on March 18

Thursday, March 4, 2021 | 7:00 pm

Technology and the Good Life

Join us for this forum as we hear from Andy and Amy Crouch, author of The Tech-Wise Family and My Tech-Wise Life, on navigating technology and family life in the the digital age with wisdom and healthy boundaries.

GET INVOLVED

How to get involved with the
Center for Public Christianity

From our Fellows program to our Guilds and Public events, there are many ways for you to join us in seeking the spiritual, social, and cultural good of Raleigh.

Apply to New City Fellows

Invest nine months toward integrating your faith and work, theological training, personal and spiritual development, community formation, and cultural renewal.