Events

Synopsis Faith groups aren’t just moral voices: the world’s faiths run 50% of all schools; a third of all universities; more than a third of all medical facilities; own about 8% of the habitable surface of the planet; and are probably the 5th largest investing group in the world…… as such important stakeholders in our…

The Lead for Life Yearend Celebration was held on 15 April 2023. Celebrating the end to another year of growing character leadership and building flourishing communities!

All the best to our Lead for Life 2022 cohort starting on their Year 2 journey. The theme for Year 2 is Service & Flourishing and we wish our students all the best as they are encouraged to take this year to focus on direct community service activities both individually and with their mentor group. 

All the best to our Lead for Life 2021 cohort starting on their Year 3 journey! The theme for Year 3 is Global Leadership & Career and we wish our students all the best as they are encouraged to expand their horizons and explore how character leadership can make a positive impact in diverse cultures and…

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…

Synopsis Explore some of the key themes involved in the making and remaking of cities and their impact…..  Lead to a deeper understanding of the development of faith and traditions in relation to our urban trajectory……  For more information, please visit the webpage: https://www.lumina.edu.hk/thecityhistoryandfuture, or download the flier: http://bitly.ws/HbQZ  Who is this for? We warmly invite university…

All the best to our new cohort of Lead for Life 2023 students starting on their Year 1 journey!

Synopsis Journalist Jennifer Lin will discuss Shanghai Faithful: Betrayal and Forgiveness in a Chinese Christian Family, a heartrending family memoir that follows the course of five generations of the Lin family. From the first convert in a fishing village in coastal Fujian to an Ivy League-educated Anglican priest and the independent religious leader Watchman Nee, the trajectory of…

Synopsis How ‘western’ is Christianity? This joint lecture explores Chinese contributions to Christian thought, and how Chinese viewpoints on the human may change and challenge traditional ideas inherited from the West.  Peng Yin probes the difference Chinese philosophy makes for a Christian understanding of human nature.  He diagnoses three flawed European imageries of China, and identifies their…

Celebrating our Lead for Life midyear reunion with Cohort 2021 students in their Year 3.