For ten years the Institute on Religion and Democracy’s Providence: A Journal of Christianity and Foreign Policy has hosted an annual Christianity and National Security Conference for college students, featuring two days of top scholars and practitioners of global statecraft in Washington, D.C., meeting at the historic Army Navy Club just blocks from the White House. It’s a rare opportunity for deep conversations relating our faith to war, peace, diplomacy, and power. Many students who have attended report that the conference helped them chart their careers and changed their lives. The conference begins 1pm on October 15 and concludes 4pm on October 16. It includes lunch on October 16. The evening of October 15 will offer a reception and tour of the nearby Victims of Communism Museum. Registration is $150. Students will arrange their own housing and transportation. There is a cap of no more than 100 participants. So please register sooner rather than later. Watch videos from past conferences here. For registration, please contact sstewart@theird.org. Schedule forthcoming.

The Christianity and National Security Conference of October 15-16 is for undergraduate and graduate students interested in faith’s role in global statecraft. To register or for questions, contact sstewart@theird.org. Please note the registration fee is $150.