Nancy will discuss themes from her newest book Finding Truth during a "Ladies Banquet" at Grace Family Baptist Church. This time together includes a book table offering Nancy's work, plus a book signing afterward. Get directions and more details here.

Join Nancy for a book-signing and presentation Thursday, April 21, 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Evangel Classical Christian School in Alabaster, Alabama.

She is speaking at a conference hosted by the John Newport Foundation and the B.H. Carroll Theological Institute -- students, pastors, and leaders are invited. Sessions begin at 3 pm central time.

For more information, please see the conference website.

For more information on Nancy's media and speaking schedule, please see her new website.

Nancy is speaking in metro Vancouver today at a conference hosted by Apologetics Canada and Northview Community Church. Here's the conference website.

Copies of her new book Finding Truth will be available to purchase. For more info on the book, please see Nancy's official website at NancyPearcey.com.

Finding Truth is also available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or at your local bookstore.

For more on Nancy' upcoming media and speaking events, please see her schedule page at NancyPearcey.com.

Enjoy!

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Pearcey Report editor at large Nancy Pearcey will be speaking this Friday at Dallas Baptist University on her book Saving Leonardo. 

The event is part of a lecture series organized by David Naugle, author of Worldview: The History of a Concept.  If you are in the Dallas area, come by.  The lectures are held at Rogers Theater, Pilgrim chapel, at 12 noon.   

For more information, click here.

Note also that editor and publisher J. Richard Pearcey and Nancy Pearcey are developing a series of team-taught worldview seminars for universities, churches, and other venues. Further announcements on this new development will appear on The Pearcey Report.

If such events are of interest to you, please contact us at pearcey@thpearceyreport.com.

Pearcey Report editor at large Nancy Pearcey will be among the keynote speakers at the "One True God?" conference April 11-13 in the metro area of Denver, Colorado.

Also keynoting are Doug Groothuis from Denver Seminary, Craig Hazen of Biola University, and James Bjornstad, professor of philosophy at Cedarville College.

"Evening sessions are free to the public. The three day conference is $25," states the conference website.

Nancy will be speaking April 12, Friday morning and Friday evening (no charge!). You can register online by clicking here.

Pearcey Report editor at large and HBU professor Nancy Pearcey will be speaking twice and autographing books this Friday, November 30, at the Center for Faith and Culture, which is housed on the campus of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Nancy Pearcey is speaking tomorrow, Saturday, April 30, at an educational conference in Manassas, Va.

Here is a schedule of the event, which is organized by Classical Conversations and will be held at Manassas Baptist Church (Sudley Road).

Nancy is scheduled to speak at 10:15 am and at 1:45 pm. You can also join her for a book-signing at 5:00 pm -- so be sure to bring copies of Saving Leonardo and her other books, as well.

This review of Nancy's book Total Truth appears on the Classical Conversations website. And here is an interview with Nancy.

For more information, download a flyer here. To pre-register, please go here.

Nancy and I are speaking at an annual event called Awakening, held Jan. 8-10, 2010, at The Sanctuary, a beach hotel near Charleston, S.C.

Nancy will speak on "How Women Started the Culture War," and I will speak on "How the New Resistance Can Win the Culture War." Nancy will also give an address during a luncheon.

Here's a line-up of speakers for Awakening 2010:

* Jeane Allen, president of the Center for Education Reform
* Lt. Gen. John R. Allen, deputy commander, U.S. Central Command, U.S. Marines
* Dr. Whit Ayres, founder and president of Ayres, McHenry & Associates, Inc.
* Bo Burlingham, author of Small Giants and editor at large of Inc. Magazine
* David Frum, fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, editor of Frumforum.com
* Dr. Ann G. Kulze, motivational speaker, author of Dr. Ann's 10-Step Diet
* Mike and Harriet McManus, co-chairs of Marriage Savers
* Steven Moore, author of 5 books, senior economics writer at the Wall Street Journal
* Deroy Murdock, nationally syndicated columnist
* Kate O'Beirne, president of the National Review Institute
* Rep. Tom Price, M.D., Republican congressman from Georgia 
* Rebecca Hagelin, senior communications fellow at the Heritage Foundation
* Robert Moffit, director of the Heritage Foundation Center for Health Policy Studies
* Reid Buckley, founder and head of The Buckley School
* Ed Meese, formerly attorney general during the Reagan administration
* Larry Kudlow, nationally syndicated columnist, anchors CNBC's "The Kudlow Report"
* Gen. Charles Krulak, 31st commandant of the Marine Corps, former member of Joint Chiefs of Staff
* Rep. Paul Ryan, Republican congressman from Wisconsin
* Rick Santorum, former senator from Pennsylvania, senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center

Here is more about Awakening, from its page on Facebook:

Awakening is on the of the finest open forum weekends on conservative principles and thought in the United States. Participants discover what the most intuitive and insightful minds in our country believe is on the horizon for the country politically, economically and philosophically through interaction in the group discussions. The format generates lively debate, and we encourage all participants to speak candidly and sincerely as a catalyst for greater understanding of all viewpoints.

Believing that ideas influence and sharing ideas is all important, Awakening was conceived as an annual weekend retreat to exchange ideas, examine trends and learn from leading experts in a variety of fields. Awakening’s first event was held in January, 1996 at The Cloister at Sea Island, Georgia and was held there through January 2008. In January 2009, Awakening was held at The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island, South Carolina and will return there for 2010.

Nancy and I had a terrific time with Awakening leaders Jan and Ernest Taylor when we met over lunch recently at a Silver Diner here in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. These warm people would be delighted to hear from folks who might be interested in receiving an invitation to attend an Awakening in the future. Contact information is here.

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