Pence named visiting fellow at Grove City College’s new Center for Faith & Public Life
GROVE CITY — Grove City College President Paul McNulty announced Thursday former Vice President Mike Pence will be a distinguished visiting fellow at the conservative college’s newly-launched Center for Faith & Public Life.
The announcement was made Thursday, April 11, at the college’s annual conference held by the college’s Institute for Faith & Freedom, at which Pence was keynote speaker, discussing the Israel-Hamas war and antisemitism.
As McNulty introduced Pence, he denounced “the forces of secularization” and called for an increased Christian presence in public institutions, including government.
According to the college, the center will “expand awareness of the historic relationship between religious belief and public life; explore ways to integrate faith in public policy and service; and strengthen opportunities for Christian engagement in public life.”
The center also will examine issues relating to business, education and media.
As a visiting fellow, Pence will participate in events, interact with students and teach a course with McNulty next year.
The Center for Faith & Public Life will operate as part of The Institute for Faith & Freedom.
