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“...Redeeming the time, for the days are evil”

“Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and, if true, of infinite importance. The one thing it cannot be is moderately important.”

~ C.S. Lewis

“The knowledge about God results in definitions and distinctions. The knowledge of God leads to this one, incomprehensible, yet obvious and inescapable word: holy.”

~ Alexander Schmemann

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Important Announcements:

  • Welcome to The Cultural Commission! To learn about our Fall 2008 offerings, go here. When you are ready to register, you can sign up here. You can also find what you are looking for using the navigation bar directly above this section. Use the "Contact" link if you have any questions.
  • If you live in North Carolina and would like to request a Cultural Commission tutorial be conducted in your area, please use the contact form above. I have not officially scheduled any North Carolina tutorials yet, but would like to in at least two locations. Currently, the only day I have available is Thursday. Please see the link above for the tutorials I am offering this year, as I will not be able to offer anything other than the already scheduled classes.
  • About The Cultural Commission

    The Cultural Commission exists to defend and promote the Christian worldview in an effort to educate and encourage the body of Christ to reform the prevailing American culture through intercessory prayer, evangelism, apologetics, sound reason, speech and debate to guarantee our biblical liberties and to share the Good News of salvation through Jesus Christ our Lord.

    Our venue is primarily educational, and we offer a number of resources focusing on the development of personal holiness and character, worldview and apologetics knowledge, and communication skills. In the coming year, The Cultural Commission will offer Lincoln-Douglas Value Debate, Worldview Missionaries speech training, and the Christian Worldview Institute for Students summer camp.

    Cultural Commission programs are family-centric and community-focused. As educators we do not desire and will not attempt to usurp the proper parental role in the education and discipleship of the Church's young people. Our role is supplemental and designed to compliment the parents' efforts toward the mutual goal of edifying their students in the Lord Jesus Christ.

    Broadening from the family, we believe that Christians are called to a life of holy community and fellowship with one another and the Lord, and we cultivate a deep sense of community among our students and their families by encouraging fellowship and corporate worship. Students will experience the excitement of fellowship with other believers as they form spiritual friendships and build one another up in the Lord.