Events
If the Gospel of Jesus is a bridge, New Wine, New Wineskins is scouting the far shore. The importance of this ministry cannot be overstated. Attend one of the conferences and see for yourself.
Donald Miller, author, Blue Like Jazz
In the Stacks
Multnomah University 8435 Northeast Glisan Street, Portland, ORProfessor and Chair of the Multnomah University History Department, Dr. Daniel A. Scalberg will give a talk called “From St. Patrick to Dr. John Mitchell: Multnomah’s Celtic Connection,” including a slide show and Q & A. St. Patrick's Day treats will be provided by the Mitchell Library.
Bar Talks: Beyond Tolerance to Tenacious Love
Nineteen33 Taproom 1873 Willamette Falls, West Linn, ORCome to the next Bar Talk to hear New Wine, New Wineskins Director, Dr. Paul Louis Metzger speak on "Beyond Tolerance to Tenacious Love." Bar Talks are a Community of Faith Church and New Wine collaborative series taking place the last Tuesday of every month. The public is invited.
Maximize—Don’t Marginalize, Week 1 – Suicide Prevention: Beyond Shame to Shalom
Suicide Prevention: Beyond Shame to Shalom - This New Wine session will focus on suicide prevention, which involves moving beyond stigma and shaming those who have died by suicide, who are struggling with thoughts of suicide, and those who are suicide survivors.
Maximize—Don’t Marginalize: 2023 Conference Series
Maximize—Don't Marginalize: A six-week webinar series addressing the importance of maximizing the personhood of the other, rather than marginalizing those who are different. This series will address such themes as suicide prevention, end-of-life care, minority religious groups’ freedoms, the non-human creation’s welfare, racial sensitivity and policing, and LGBTQ+ youths’ wellbeing.
Maximize—Don’t Marginalize, Week 2 – End-of-Life Care: Wounded Healers
End-of-Life Care: Wounded Healers with Dr. Robert Lyman Potter. This session will focus on medical ethics and advocacy for the most important party at any dying individual’s bedside—the dying person. All other stakeholders must come to share in their struggle as support givers who are “wounded healers."
In the Stacks
Multnomah University 8435 Northeast Glisan Street, Portland, ORMusic In the Stacks - Part I will be a conversation exploring how God uses music to restore, challenge, and inspire us. Part II will be a time to enjoy performances by musicians in the Multnomah University community! Fostering learning in community, In the Stacks is hosted by the Multnomah University Mitchell Library and New Wine, New Wineskins. This free event is open to the public.
Evangelical Christian – Zen Buddhist Dialogues
Join us for our monthly dialogue series between Zen Buddhists and Evangelical Christians! Vegetarian food will be enjoyed with one another as we create a space to build meaningful relationships with each other while holding very different views on various matters of faith and practice. We go through our convictions rather than around them or stopping short at them in multi-faith discourse.
Maximize—Don’t Marginalize, Week 3 – Freedoms for Religious Minorities: The Fully Clothed Public Square
Freedoms for Religious Minorities: The Fully Clothed Public Square with John W. Morehead. This session will emphasize the importance of Christians calling for a fully clothed public square that makes space for people of all other faith traditions.
Maximize—Don’t Marginalize, Week 4 – Creation Care: Pro-Life, All Life
Creation Care: Pro-Life, All Life with Marc Foggin. We cannot show proper regard for humanity if we do not steward and sustain the environment well. This session will seek to demonstrate that the emphases on human care and creation care are not mutually exclusive but require one another.
Maximize—Don’t Marginalize, Week 5 – Race and Policing: Black and Blue Lives Matter
Race and Policing: Black and Blue Lives Matter with Chaplain Paul Lyda and Pastor Cliff Chappell. This session will seek to account for various injustices, including how we all too easily minimize people based on their skin color or the badge and uniform they wear. We need to ‘police’ our societal structures so that we can move to protect one another—black lives and blue lives—and enhance justice and dignity for all.
Maximize—Don’t Marginalize, Week 6 – LGBTQ+ Youth: Fostering Care Close to Home
LGBTQ+ Youth: Fostering Care Close to Home. This session will bring together those of affirming and non-affirming theological positions to care for the hurting, in this case gay youth. The common denominator of human dignity and decency must take precedence, as in the case of the Samaritan in Jesus’ account of neighbor love in Luke 10.
Evangelical Christian – Zen Buddhist Dialogues
Join us for our monthly dialogue series between Zen Buddhists and Evangelical Christians! Vegetarian food will be enjoyed with one another as we create a space to build meaningful relationships with each other while holding very different views on various matters of faith and practice. We go through our convictions rather than around them or stopping short at them in multifaith discourse.