Is Justice Possible? – Pre-Lecture Discussion

There aren’t many topics on which superheroes, religious leaders, and cutting-edge psychological science converge, but “How can I find purpose and meaning in my career?” is one.  In this talk, Dr. Bryan Dik, vocational psychologist, professor, entrepreneur, and co-author of Make Your Job a Calling, will use examples and evidence to explore what a calling means, how to discern…

Michael Schluter has pioneered an international movement, called Relational Thinking, which proposes that organisations and public policy should have as their primary goal harmony across the different interest groups in society. As an economist professionally he recognises the importance of finance to the building of strong and sustainable society. Given the different worldviews which currently create tensions between Hong Kong and the Mainland and within the…

We all think we know what is to be humane until we are challenged. Once we are pushed out of the comfort of our civilised armchairs, our behaviour can be one of hatred, division, violence and the demonisation of our enemies – it can happen in Mong Kok or Syria, on a university campus or…

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…

The QU4RTETS presents four sets of paintings by Makoto Fujimura and Bruce Herman, as part of an ongoing artistic collaboration in word, image and music, with composer Christopher Theofanidis and theologian Jeremy Begbie inspired by T. S. Eliot’s Four Quartets.  As a rare instance of painting and poetry productively informing one another, the QU4RTETS paintings…

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…