The Gutenberg board of governors is once again sponsoring its annual summer gift-matching program. As Gutenberg prepares for an increased number of students this year, we need to raise over $75,000 for student financial aid grants. The governors are generously pledging to match the first $12,900 of donations, for a total of $25,800 to [...]

Recordings of the Fall 2019 Community Classes, "Contemporary Conversations, Part 1," and Winter 2020 Community Classes, "Contemporary Conversations, Part 2," are now available in the audio section of this website.  All the recordings are also available through Gutenberg's Patreon page.

Struggle & Hope “In the world you have trouble, but take courage; I have overcome the world.” (John 16:33) Life is hard. Most literature and art produced by human beings over the centuries is about suffering, troubles, and struggle. We all experience such troubles in our own lives. And of course, this is one [...]

In the predominant view of education, the student’s primary job is to consume and store information, much like a computer. But such a view misses the true nature of learning. Learning is a dynamic process in which a student, like an apprentice, slowly builds skills and knowledge, constantly self-correcting toward mastery and a sound worldview. [...]

April 22 Update If you are like me, you are wondering how this event will play out in the next weeks, months, and years. Things are certainly very murky right now. For Gutenberg, however, the college’s future looks bright. Classes continue. Our students remain enthusiastically engaged. Our recruiting for next fall is looking [...]

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“This book was born twenty-five years ago on a very bad night. As a young Christian (I converted at nineteen) I struggled greatly with the sin that was all too noticeable in my life. Some of my teachers at the time believed in the “victorious Christian life” theology. Victory over sin was mine, they [...]