Public Lecture - Re-Imagining Christian Apologetics

We are pleased to welcome Dr. Domenic Ruso, Lead Pastor at 180 Church in Laval, Quebec, to Ambrose University this June. You're invited to engage with Dr. Ruso in one — or both — of the following opportunities:

1) Public Lecture: Re-imagining Christian Apologetics for Post-Christian Contexts

• Location: First Alliance Church. 
• Date: Wednesday June 4, 2025.
• Time: 7:00 p.m. 
• Cost: Free.
• Who is this for? This public lecture is open to the public. Register to attend through the form below, by selecting "Public Lecture."  

2) Modular Course: Re-Imagining Pastoral Leadership in an Emerging Post-Christian Context

• Location: Ambrose University
• Dates: June 2-6, 2025 
• Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 
• Cost: $69 for pastors wanting to take the course for professional development. Regular tuition fees for students that are taking the full course. 
• Who is this for? Pastors, ministry professionals, and students of Ambrose University. 
• Course Description: This course examines the theological challenges of Christian leadership within an increasingly secular culture. Focusing on both the positive and negative aspects of a post-Christian context, students will explore biblical themes related to pastoral leadership. Lectures will emphasize the role of hermeneutics and its use for addressing critical issues of our time. Students will be encouraged to re-evaluate assumptions and engage with diverse historical perspectives on pastoral vocation. Special attention will be given to new questions brought about by an increasingly digital age and its impact on a post-Christian landscape.
• Note: Students wishing to take the course for academic credit must register through the university's standard admissions process.

Register for one or both of these opportunities through the form below. 

About Dr. Domenic Ruso

Dr. Domenic Ruso is a church planter, author & pastoral theologian who believes that we are living in a unique time of relearning for the church. His passion for the church led him to church plant (the180.ca) in the Montreal region where he grew up. Within this emerging secular context Dom engages with questions about faith, spirituality, truth and how those intersect with expressing the uniqueness of Jesus and the Bible. He has a PhD in Church History and his passion for teaching is fueled by his desire to see new leaders developed to grapple with realities of our emerging Post-Christian context.