Registration NOW OPEN at lifeanddeathsummit.com A one-day immersive summit exploring death, mortality and meaning as a path toward living more fully. Join New Yorkers of all ages at our second annual gathering, presented in partnership with local churches, end-of-life organizations, and an extensive lineup of industry experts. Our theme this year is "Carry Each Other," and we… Read More »Life & Death in NYC 2026
What if the pursuit of justice requires more than activism? What if it also requires beauty? Join us this December for a reflective retreat led by Goldenwood Institute Deans Makoto and Haejin Fujimura, exploring the deep connection between beauty, justice, faith, and the work of cultural renewal. Drawing from stories of their global work in… Read More »Institute Retreat | “Beauty x Justice: Creating a Life of Abundance and Courage” with Makoto and Haejin Fujimura
There is a moment in every Christian’s life when everything changes. Despite the seismic nature of this event, it can come about quietly and invisibly without pomp and circumstance. Scripture describes this moment as a miraculous movement from death to life. Theologians refer to this as regeneration, not meant as a metaphor or symbol, but… Read More »Trellis: Guided Spiritual Rhythms | Becoming Fully Alive
In a culture that prizes independence, we can forget that we are made for one another. As image-bearers of the Triune God, our lives are deeply interwoven—our identity, our growth, and even our calling take shape in relationship with others. God often speaks through the people He places around us, shaping us and inviting us… Read More »Trellis: Guided Spiritual Rhythms | Loving in Exile
A four-week invitation to rediscover your creativity. REGISTER NOW Creativity is not reserved for artists. It is part of what makes us human: the ability to imagine what is not yet here, to see possibility where others see limitation, to make connections, to play, to experiment, and to bring something new into the world. And… Read More »Institute Labs | The Creative Myth
Hope often begins in hidden places. The book of Esther reminds us that even when God seems unseen, His presence is quietly shaping lives, communities, and history itself. This Trellis invites you into a two-week “Listening Journey” to reimagine your work and calling through that lens of God’s hidden-yet-active presence. Week 1: Journeying in an… Read More »Trellis: Guided Spiritual Rhythms | Hidden Hope
