Tune in this summer as Michael Wear and Phebe Meyer host "For the Good of the Public," a podcast that features hopeful, constructive sessions from CCPL's inaugural summit. Listen to the trailer now! First episodes drop tomorrow:

Is For the Good of the Public for you? Now in our third year, our annual summit is a place where individuals from all walks of life can engage with hope for what Christianity can contribute for a healthier politics and public life. Join us as we engage hope together at For the

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At our upcoming annual summit, For the Good of the Public, we are thrilled to welcome @JonathanEig as one of our speakers! Jonathan Eig is author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning biography "King: A Life." He will speak with us about what the life and work of Rev. Martin Luther King,

Is For the Good of the Public for you? Check out this testimonial from an attendee of last year's annual summit. If you are looking for ideas of actionable steps for faithful engagement in public life, join us at For the Good of the Public for a place to begin. For the Good of

We're excited to announce more speakers who will be joining us in October for our annual summit, For the Good of the Public! The summit will convene on October 20-21, 2025, in Washington, D.C. Don't miss the opportunity to hear from speakers such as Julia Robinson Moore,

You're invited to join our friends at Christians for Impact at their annual conference on November 1-2, 2025, here in Washington, D.C.! The Christians for Impact conference is a gathering of Christians from diverse backgrounds focused on encouraging and supporting one another to

Is For the Good of the Public for you? In the weeks leading up to the summit, we're sharing stories from last year's attendees about how the summit impacted them. This year, For the Good of the Public reconvenes on October 20-21, and we want you to be a part of it! Visit

We are excited to announce our next set of confirmed speakers for our annual summit, For the Good of the Public! Join us October 20-21 in Washington D.C. to hear from @JustinEGiboney, @MeghanS69635195, @JoannaTaft, @Shamike2009, and many more. Reserve your tickets for the summit

Check out this new release from one of our 2025 Public Life Fellows, Aaron Ross, who is the Chief Operating Officer at the Museum of the Bible! "Faith as Life in the Spirit: A Pneumatology of Belief, Affection, and Works" was published by Bloomsbury Press this month. Visit

Friends near the Des Moines area, don't miss Tallgrass: the Des Moines Festival of Ideas on August 15-16! This event is hosted by the Lyceum Movement, a nonprofit organization that aims to build a healthier culture of public discourse by bringing diverse groups of people together

We've wrapped up Part One of Season Two of our podcast, For the Good of the Public! Part Two of our second season, with six brand new episodes, will drop in September! Visit to listen to these recent releases from CCPL.

Last week, Public Good Generation students were fortunate to spend extended time with U.S. Senator @ChrisCoons, in a hearing room in the Russell Senate Office Building. Senator Coons shared about his faith, his path to public service, and the importance of building relationships

Last week, the Public Good Generation students met with U.S. Senator Tim Scott, @senatortimscott, who shared with the students his thoughts on public service, the importance of family, personal responsibility and the role of scripture in his life. The Senator also generously took

Listen to our summit's closing talk by @nmassiemartin, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," anywhere you listen to podcasts! . Our annual summit will reconvene this year on October 20-21 in Washington, D.C. Reserve your tickets today at

Last week we gathered in Washington D.C. with 30 high school students motivated by their faith to pursue public service. Students learned about civic engagement, participated in a mock town hall, and created an issue ad to move hearts and minds. They had opportunities to talk

Listen to Episode 5 of the For the Good of the Public podcast with @R_Denhollander anywhere you listen to podcasts. Join us this year at our annual summit, For the Good of the Public, on October 20-21, 2025, in Washington D.C. Get your tickets today at

Join our friends at @GUcstpubliclife this week, July 10, at 6pm ET for “Pope Leo XIV: What Happened, Why, and What It Means for Catholic Social Thought and U.S. Public Life” with @CudaEmilce, @CardinalJWTobin, @ChrisWhiteGU, John Carr, and @KDaniels.

Episode 5 of our podcast, "What Dignity Demands," is live today! In this keynote from our 2024 annual summit, @R_Denhollander casts a vision for how the American church can become communities of dignity for all people. Listen to this episode at

Listen to Episode 4 of the For the Good of the Public podcast, featuring @dukekwondc, anywhere you listen to podcasts. You're invited to join us for this year's summit on October 20-21, 2025, in Washington D.C.! Reserve your seat today at

Episode 4 of season 2 is out today! Listen to @nmassiemartin moderate a conversation with @dukekwondc, Lisa Treviño Cummins, and @Christhecitizen on the role of clergy when it comes to politics and the local congregation. Listen now!

At our upcoming annual summit, For the Good of the Public, we are thrilled to welcome @justinegiboney as one of our speakers! . Join us for our annual summit on October 20-21, 2025 in Washington, D.C. Reserve your tickets today!