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	Wine Before Breakfast Wine Before Breakfast; it is a compelling, curiosity-raising name for a Christian community that gathers weekly at Wycliffe College each Tuesday morning (at 7:22 a.m.) throughout the academic year. Led by Brian Walsh, Wine Before Breakfast features rich liturgy, creative music, provocative preaching, and the celebration of communion. Breakfast of home baking, preserves, juice, and organic fair-traded coffee follows in the chaplain’s office. Date Published: Wednesday, September 5, 2018
	New book from Thomas Power Wycliffe College’s own Thomas Power is celebrating the release of his latest book, A Flight of Parsons: The Divinity Diaspora of Trinity College Dublin. As the editor, Power brings together the work of scholars from Canada, England, Australia, and Ireland to examine the experience of Irish Anglicans in the nineteenth century. Date Published: Thursday, August 30, 2018
	Dr. Christopher Seitz's new book on the canonical unity of the Scriptures of Israel "Christopher Seitz is one of the freshest voices in biblical scholarship: learned, witty, and incisively theological. He provides more reasons for recovering the ‘Elder’ Testament as a source for Christian thinking." —Gary A. Anderson, Hesburgh Professor of Catholic Theology, Notre Dame University Date Published: Thursday, July 12, 2018

	A teaching resource for you and your church Are you looking for a tool to help you equip your church, your curious friends, or yourself, with basic knowledge of the story of the Bible, church history, and the practices of the Christian life? The Christian Foundations small group resource offers an engaging introduction to the good news of the Gospel, the story of the Bible, church history, the creeds, and core practices of the faith. Learn more >>
	Introduction to Worship at Wycliffe College during COVID-19 TItled "All of the Scripture for All of the People All of the Time," this introductory video explains what worship means at Wycliffe College and provides practical details on how the Wycliffe community will engage in worship in the 2020-21 academic season. For more Chapel Updates, visit the New Academic Year page.
	Ephraim Radner explains Theological Interpretation of Scripture Ephraim Radner explains Theological Interpretation of Scripture. There are many ways of reading the Bible; at Wycliffe College, we prioritize reading the Bible devotionally as God's Word to God's people. Resources recommended by Wycliffe College Faculty: