The Christianity & Communication Studies Network is a free, interactive community of scholars, teachers, and others interested in exploring questions at the intersection between Christianity and communication. We share resources, collaborate, and stay current in the field. Learn about membership benefits. Learn what non-members can access. Attend live presentations.

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Christianity & Communication Studies Network

Christianity & Communication Studies Network

An interactive community of scholars, teachers, and others interested in Christianity & Communication

A Prayer for True and Gentle Speech, by Athenagoras of Athens, 2nd Century. Pray with us now: bit.ly/3MA7RFs. ... See MoreSee Less
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In moments of tension or disagreement, how might I cultivate speech that teaches with grace rather than reacts with harm? That listens with wisdom rather than withdraws in judgment? Learn more: bit.ly/4rAkbpb. ... See MoreSee Less
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David shares about his lexicon of Christianese and its implications for Christian communication. Learn more: bit.ly/3MlnCQD. ... See MoreSee Less
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A Prayer for Words Rooted in Love, by Maximus the Confessor, 7th Century. Pray with us now: bit.ly/3KuUea4. ... See MoreSee Less
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In my daily conversations, how can I discern when to speak with restraint and when to speak with fullness, so that my words build up rather than wound? Learn more: bit.ly/3XRrI5n. ... See MoreSee Less
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How does Irenaeus’s insistence that speech be “consecrated to truth” challenge us to examine the integrity of our communication in both personal and public life? Learn more: https://bit.ly/4oU2KgW.

Thank you for supporting the CCSN, and considering our year-end invitation. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4pv0C03.

Last webinar of 2025, please join us for an exploration of Christianese and its implication on Christian witness. Learn more: https://bit.ly/454Wz2h.

A Prayer for True and Gentle Speech, by Athenagoras of Athens, 2nd Century. Pray with us now: https://bit.ly/3XQ04Wt.

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