These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Join HCAS for a moderated dialogue with Izzy Soong, Former Director of Cyber Policy at the White House National Security Council, reflecting on the intersection between faith and technology.

Book club with a difference - NO homework! One chapter read aloud in the Zoom session (no pre-reading, no guilt!), followed by a discussion. Dip into any session, or come for all 11 chapters!

In this lecture, Dr. Scott Hahn breaks open the one story in which we all play a part – the history of our salvation.

Join Rev. Brian Dunkle, SJ, as he reflects on the 1700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed. Explore how its "precious gems" shape Christian faith. Discover how the Creed deepens our prayer and spirituality today.

Discover the groundbreaking music of Notre Dame Cathedral with historian Thomas Forrest Kelly. Enjoy live performances by St. Paul’s Choir, bringing this historic music to life.

Join Harvard Christian Alumni worldwide for an exciting evening of connection and community! Reconnect with old friends and make new ones at this year’s Global Networking Night.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Book club with a difference - NO homework! One chapter read aloud in the Zoom session (no pre-reading, no guilt!), followed by a discussion. Dip into any session, or come for all 11 chapters!

Professor Lev dives into the art of this enigmatic painter and explores his work in relation to his dramatic life and times.

Join us for a combined sacred music performance by the Harvard Catholic Schola and the COLLIS/Cornell Chant Choir student singers, with an introductory talk by Dr. Hall on spiritual listening as a form of prayer and religious expression.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Book club with a difference - NO homework! One chapter read aloud in the Zoom session (no pre-reading, no guilt!), followed by a discussion. Dip into any session, or come for all 11 chapters!

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Book club with a difference - NO homework! One chapter read aloud in the Zoom session (no pre-reading, no guilt!), followed by a discussion. Dip into any session, or come for all 11 chapters!

You are warmly invited to join HCAS for our annual Gloria! event, an Advent celebration of Christmas carols, Scripture readings & time to share and reflect on the year.

In his talk, Eire will explore if any history of “impossible” miracles is essentially irrational. There will also be a short response by Brian FitzGerald, Harvard University and Q&A. Reception to follow.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Join us for a talk from Fuller professor Old Testament scholar Dr. Kyong-Jin Lee, followed by Q&A, and a brief organizational update about the Harvard Christian Alumni Society.

By Professor Joseph Connors, Harvard University. In-person and Livestreamed.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

The Harvard Christian Alumni Society invites you to join Crimson Christians across the country at local events in your region for a night of connection and community.

Professor Harrison's talk invites us to reappraise the history of modernity and of religious thinking in the present.

“There has never been a more articulate champion of classic Christian orthodoxy, virtue, and decency than this rotund jouster whose words were his weapons.” -Christianity Today

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

We invite you to join the Harvard Christian Alumni Society for an afternoon of worship and prayer, followed by fellowship.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Motorhome Prophecies is the story of Carrie’s unbelievable, yet in many ways, very American journey. It resonates with those trapped in difficult situations and awes all who are enchanted by the depths and resilience of the human spirit.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

This event is a great opportunity for HCAS members to reconnect with classmates and make new connections.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Join us in a group discussion of shared experiences and personal opinions (with no presentations or breakouts).

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

This talk introduces the amazing science of emotional self-management, which shows a deep convergence with the wisdom of Faith.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Please join HCAS for our annual Advent celebration

Keynote by John Coleman MBA '09, MPA '10: "How Can Christians Craft a Life of Purpose?"

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

The Harvard Christian Alumni Society invites you to join Crimson Christians across the country at local events in your region for a night of connection and community.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Farming has a unique potential to foster community, and with recent lockdowns and supply chain issues, there is growing interest among believers worldwide to seek other lifestyle models.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Join us via Zoom for a robust discussion of "I See Satan Fall Like Lightning" by René Girard

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

We invite you to join the Harvard Christian Alumni Society for an afternoon of worship and prayer, followed by fellowship.

What are the similarities and differences between Eastern Orthodoxy and Western Christianity? What historical events led to the division of the Christian church? The answers to these and other riveting questions will be discussed at our meeting!

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Do you provide care for an older relative? How do you cope with the challenges or stresses in this role? Are there unexpected joys you have experienced? Please join us for this session led by Jordan Monge-Gandhi AB ’12, whose grandmother lived with her

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

This event is a great opportunity for HCAS members to reconnect with classmates and make new connections.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Started at Harvard in 1992, Veritas Forums are campus-wide events that ask life’s biggest questions and put the Christian faith in dialogue with other worldviews. Everyone in the Harvard community—and beyond!—is invited to attend. Admission is free.

“Bringing Keyuan Home” is the heartwarming story of an 8-year-old boy born without ears, and growing up in a Chinese orphanage/foster home. He waited years for a family but no one chose him. Until one day, a door opened…

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

Please join HCAS for our annual Advent celebration

These prayer gatherings started in early 2020 and are open to HCAS members and Harvard alumni listed in the HAA Directory.

HCAS Prayer gatherings continue through the summer, on the second Saturday of every month.

The Harvard Christian Alumni Society invites you to join Crimson Christians across the country at local events in your region for a night of connection and community.

Keynote Speaker, Dr. Tim Dalrymple, President, CEO, and Editor-in-Chief of Christianity Today: "What Does it Mean to Follow Jesus in our Time?"

Faith and Reason: Amity or Enmity? The Harvard Law School Program on Biblical Law and Christian Legal Studies, a HCAS partner, invites you to attend its Law & Faith Lecture on Thursday, September 15, 2022, 4:30 pm ET.

HCAS Prayer gatherings continue through the summer, on the second Saturday of every month.

HCAS Prayer gatherings continue through the summer, on the second Saturday of every month.

Join us via Zoom for a robust discussion of “Wanting: The Power of Mimetic Desire in Everyday Life” by Luke Burgis

HCAS Prayer gatherings continue through the summer, on the second Saturday of every month.

Join us the second Saturday of each month!

We invite you to join the Harvard Christian Alumni Society for an afternoon of worship and prayer, followed by fellowship.

Please join the Harvard Christian Alumni Society in conversation with Professor Arthur Brooks, thought leader and New York Times best-selling author.