About the
Movement
We exist to help Christian postgraduates and post-docs to think biblically about our double calling:
- to study excellently with a Christian ethos and worldview – bringing the light of the gospel to bear in our academic work for the benefit of society; and, conversely,
- to turn what we study to cultural apologetics and outreach – showing how the nature of reality points to the relevance and plausibility of the gospel of Christ.
We do this by hosting conferences in Cambridge for delegates across the UK and Europe, and providing additional resources, such as our annual Fellows Programme, through which we can engage both secular and Christian perspectives on the academic vocation.
We help postgraduates and post-docs in the UK and Europe to think biblically about their discipline and the interaction between secular and Christian perspectives.
We seek to equip Christians in the academic world to pursue a double calling:
- to study excellently with a Christian ethos and worldview – bringing the light of the gospel to bear in their academic work; and, conversely,
- to turn what they study to cultural apologetics and mission – showing how the nature of reality points to the relevance and plausibility of the gospel of Christ.
Partnership
Our work constitutes a partnership with:
Please take a moment to read about our partner organisations by visiting their websites and learn about work they are doing across Cambridge, the UK and Europe.
Forming a Christian Mind is supported by local churches and other ministries including the Cambridge Christian Graduate Society. We work in partnership with the IFES Europe Postgraduate Initiative, Good News for the University. Forming A Christian Mind is convened and administered for our partners by The Foundations Trust.
