公義 vs.復和: 紛亂時代的人際關係

In a world of 7+ billion citizens, each aspiring towards a lifestyle that consumes more of the planet’s resources than our ancestors, what is ‘enough’ and how do we know when we have it? Is affluenza the most worrying illness in today’s world, or should we simply be glad that life is now more comfortable?…

This year’s Midyear Reunion will be very special as it is the first time both Lead for Life Year 1 and Year 2 cohorts will combine! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to meet your extended Lead for Life family! For this Midyear Reunion, will be having a special invited global guest speaker, Fr. Laurence Freeman…

Synopsis Drawing on more than 10 years of research interviewing 550 of the world’s prominent leaders, Dr. Michael Lindsay shares lessons learned on how the most accomplished leaders navigate VUCA- the Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity, we see all around us today. Speakers bio: Michael Lindsay is the President of Taylor University in the U.S….

Mother Teresa (HKU’93 honorary doctorate Social Sciences), a Catholic nun who devoted her life to helping India’s poor, was arguably the most influential spiritual revolutionary of her time. Canonised by Pope Francis, the “saint of the gutters” served the poor of Calcutta and challenged religious thought of people the world over. Prof Mary Poplin (Claremont…

Humans once found solace from a universe of things that could not be explained with a myriad of gods that thundered from above. This idea was later refined to say that a single God was in charge of the world. Today science points the way to unlocking the mysteries of the natural world around us….

Synopsis: Have you ever wondered why some leaders excel while others struggle, even with similar levels of competence? Effective leadership requires both competence and character, but character is often overlooked due to its abstract nature. This lecture, based on a decade of research at the Oxford Character Project, will explore why character is essential for…