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The Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy envisions democratic societies which affirm the essential role of religious convictions, peoples, and institutions in cultivating free and flourishing communities.

You've still got time to sign up for continuing legal education with JWI and CRCD! This Wednesday, October 14 at 1:00 pm...
10/12/2026

You've still got time to sign up for continuing legal education with JWI and CRCD! This Wednesday, October 14 at 1:00 pm, learn more about "The Fraud of 'Gender Medicine'" with Rachel Morrison.

As an attorney, Rachel is a Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, where she directs EPPC’s Administrative State Accountability Project, which advocates for an authentic understanding of the human person in the drafting, implementation, and rollback of government regulations.
Please RSVP to save your space.

https://www.jameswilsoninstitute.org/events/the-fraud-of-gender-medicine-with-rachel-morrison

There's just a month until applications close for the D.C. Fellowship for Civic Renewal! Don't miss your chance to engag...
10/12/2026

There's just a month until applications close for the D.C. Fellowship for Civic Renewal! Don't miss your chance to engage with the most pressing challenges in modern governance—political division, post-liberalism, the rise in antisemitism, attacks on the free market, religious institutions, and families—with conviction and prudence. Apply before November 13.

https://crcd.net/dc-fellowship-application/

What does it mean to write an honest history of our country? How does hope influence society and government?You're invit...
10/09/2026

What does it mean to write an honest history of our country? How does hope influence society and government?

You're invited to the Reading Wheel Review this week with Josh Bowman's review of of Wilfred M. McClay’s Land of Hope: An Invitation to the Great American Story. Come read with us.

https://crcd.net/projects/reading-wheel-review/

On October 14, at 1 pm, join CRCD & JWI for this month's continuing legal education webinar: "The Fraud of 'Gender Medic...
10/07/2026

On October 14, at 1 pm, join CRCD & JWI for this month's continuing legal education webinar: "The Fraud of 'Gender Medicine'"! Rachel Morrison will examine the role the Biden administration played in protecting and expanding access to sex-rejecting procedures, including by reinterpreting federal civil rights laws and federal funding.

This event is free; please rsvp to reserve your place.

https://www.jameswilsoninstitute.org/events/the-fraud-of-gender-medicine-with-rachel-morrison

Did you know we host “Christ and Culture Conversations” for pastors across the DFW area? Led quarterly by Dr. Stephen Pr...
10/07/2026

Did you know we host “Christ and Culture Conversations” for pastors across the DFW area? Led quarterly by Dr. Stephen Presley, each discussion is anchored in a relevant book on faith and culture.

Join us to think seriously about how the church engages culture.
https://crcd.net/christ-and-culture-conversations-e-mail-list/

Shaftesbury Fellowship alumni, F. Cooper Adamo is now an engineer with the United States Air Force Civilian Service at T...
10/05/2026

Shaftesbury Fellowship alumni, F. Cooper Adamo is now an engineer with the United States Air Force Civilian Service at Tinker Air Force Base near Oklahoma City.

Cooper remains grateful for his time as a Shaftesbury Fellow. “CRCD helped solidify that part of me which wants to never stop learning in life,” Cooper Adamo explains. “The sort of academic program and structure the Shaftesbury Fellowship provided did not leave me; whenever talking to friends, participating in a book club, or doing a bible study, the format of CRCD provided me with great tools to interact with others' ideas and present my own in the most charitable and strongest ways.”

Cooper admits that his “is a unique story, if not downright odd.” Yet, perhaps more “odd” stories like Cooper’s are exactly what authentic civic renewal requires. This moment demands leaders in all disciplines—including business, the arts, and STEM—who both understand and pursue the good life. We’re grateful that Cooper is becoming one of those leaders.

Two excellent days in Austin at our Fixing the Federal Courts Symposium! Thank you to our co-sponsors Texas Federalist S...
10/03/2026

Two excellent days in Austin at our Fixing the Federal Courts Symposium! Thank you to our co-sponsors Texas Federalist Society and UT School of Civic Leadership and to plenary speakers Stephanie Barclay, Steve Smith, and John Yoo.

This October, we're diving into Land of Hope: An Invitation to the Great American Storyby Wilfred. M. McClay. Come read ...
10/02/2026

This October, we're diving into Land of Hope: An Invitation to the Great American Story
by Wilfred. M. McClay. Come read with us and consider the simplicity and complexity of our history together.

https://crcd.net/review/excerpt-land-of-hope/

09/28/2026

Our Faculty Director, Professor Stephanie Barclay, will participate in Fixing the Federal Courts: A Symposium on the State of the Judiciary, taking place October 1–2 at the AT&T Hotel and Conference Center in Austin.

Professor Barclay will speak during the symposium’s first plenary session on October 1 at 12:15 p.m. We encourage those in the Austin area to attend and join the conversation!

All plenary sessions are open to the public and will be followed by receptions with food and drinks.

The symposium is hosted by First Liberty’s Center for Religion, Culture & Democracy and co-sponsored by the University of Texas at Austin Federalist Society and the University of Texas at Austin School of Civic Leadership.
We hope those in the area will join us.

Link to register: https://crcd.net/fixing-the-federal-courts/

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