Education in a Different Story
We must begin to see and name how deeply the modern higher education industry subverts the very nature of embodied, placed, limited humans.
Human Formation, Local Flourishing
What we are doing here, and why a network of micro-campuses needs a magazine.
Read Article →We must begin to see and name how deeply the modern higher education industry subverts the very nature of embodied, placed, limited humans.
Why do we use the tutorial model of education? This article explores the proven historical benefits of a tutorial education, and shows its potential for renewing higher education.
Why do we insist on a truly Christian education? In this article, we explore the fundamental purpose of education: the alignment of the eternal soul with its creator.
The International Implications of a Christian Educational Renewal
Whether it’s training new doctors, or shaping tomorrow’s next musician, educators are looking to ancient history to understand what made them so effective. It’s this model that best exemplifies what makes the CHI tutorial method so effective.
Two book recommendations for you today that are vital aids in understanding the chaos that is modern life.
The Antidote For Modern Chaos Is To Be Found In First Principles of Family and Discipleship
Why do we use the Chi Rho at CHI, and what is its meaning for today?
CHI Magazine is organized around the planes of the Christian Halls vision and the literary tradition that animates them.
The geography of formation
The geographic plane. Locality, region, parish, and the moral architecture of a town. Why a community holds, what makes it portable, and what is lost when it does not.
FormationThe shape of a person
The personal plane. Pedagogy, virtue, the tutorial tradition, vocation. What it means to be formed by mentors, by texts, by a tradition, and by the work of one's own hands.
SectorThe work of the world
The civic plane. Education, healthcare, the trades, commerce, theology, civic life — the eight Impact Sectors and what flourishing looks like in each.
TraditionThe long argument
The classical and Christian inheritance. Texts, councils, masters, and the disciplines we have been entrusted with. What we received, what we owe, and what we must hand on.
LiteratureThe moral imagination
Fiction, poetry, drama, and criticism as bearers of moral imagination. The literary tradition takes up the same questions as the rest of the magazine — place, formation, flourishing — but through narrative, image, and song. Reviews, close readings, and original essays on the writers and works that form us.
LandThe soil under everything
The land itself: agrarian life, the husbandry of place, watersheds and seasons, the household economy. The substrate beneath every other plane.