Reunion Institute Overview
Learn about the Reunion Institute's mission and history.
What is the Reunion Institute?
The Reunion Institute is a non-profit think-tank focused on history, religion, and culture that was established in Houston in 1980.
Its mission is to nourish people in their spiritual and intellectual growth and development.
What kinds of programs and services does the Institute offer?
The Institute provides classes, lectures, and publications on important religious and historical issues central to human life.
Past events have included an "Early Christian Origins Series" featuring guest lecturers at the Rice University Chapel, as well as a "Russian Symposium" reception that was free and open to the public.
What is the core philosophy of the institute?
The Institute holds that value and meaning are founded on an "Eternal Dimension" which is missing from an overly materialistic culture. The Institute emphasizes exploring these topics with openness and tolerance rather than just advocacy.
Who can attend these events?
The Institute's programs have appealed to persons not otherwise attracted to the exploration of religious questions.
All members of the public are always invited to attend.