Join us for lunch as we hear from Tom Nelson. Tom serves as the President of Made to Flourish and is a regular speaker and facilitator on faith, work, and economics.

A service of thanksgiving and gratitude for the privilege of work in the historic Reformation Chapel.

To love the community you have to know the community. Join us from the comfort of your desk for 6 Questions on Facebook Live with Orange County Bar president, Richard Dellinger, as we learn more about the legal landscape and Richard’s vision for the common good.

Growing a kingdom business is both an art and a science. The art deals with tapping into the owner’s passion and leveraging the business’ competitive advantage in order to identify market opportunities while the science is about accurately forecasting, conducting due diligence as well as developing and implementing a winning growth strategy.

The cost of business growth is much more than financial, it is the personal sacrifice as well. If both are not carefully considered, growth may not occur and it can be short-lived or lead to destruction. For all entrepreneurs looking for business growth, this seminar is an essential prerequisite!

Women today inhabit and excel in every profession, yet many Christian women wonder whether their work really matters for the kingdom. Join us for a special luncheon at the Citrus Club with author Katelyn Beaty.

Join us for lunch as we get to know Tim Giuliani and the work of the Orlando Economic Partnership. He'll answer the 6 Questions as attendees get to know the city we love.

Young at Heart? Join The Collaborative for a delightful field trip to tour the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright at nearby Florida Southern College followed by lunch.

6 Questions Luncheon for Craig Ustler and Thad Seymour about Orlando's Creative Village

Q Commons brings the Q learning experience to cities around the world by teaming up with host partners for a unique evening that combines global talks via broadcast with curated live local presentations.

Justice Alan Lawson, appointed to the Florida Supreme Court by Governor Scott in 2017, will be our guest as he answers the Six Questions.

The Common Good conference engages participants in a conversation about the common good — a subject that is not often addressed directly, especially among Christians. What is the common good? Why is the common good so central to the mission of the church? And what are some practical ways we can pursue the common good, both as individuals and churches.

A Christian entrepreneurship program that prepares students ages 10-18 for real world business challenges by teaching them the value of teamwork, biblical ethics and taking an idea from conception to development for profit.

In today's rapidly changing, globally competitive marketplace and in our divisive political environment, how might we collaborate with other professionals who share our Biblical worldview? 

Drew Trotter, Executive Director of the Consortium of Christian Study Centers, will unpack the issues raised in Shūsaku Endō's novel, Silence, with an engaging presentation reflecting on Martin Scorsese’s recently released cinematic interpretation of the book.

The Collaborative commemorates 500 years of the Reformation with Dr. Peter Heslam lecturing on “Kuyper’s Reflection on Calvin”.

Ticket reservation is now open!

The Collaborative welcomes Andy Crouch, executive editor of Christianity Today, author, classically trained musician, & emerging thought leader in cultural renewal, the faith and work movement, and Christianity in the 21st century.

The Collaborative joyfully co-sponsors this evening of insight, challenge, and inspiration as part of The Heart of the City Foundation's first annual Spring Lecture Series. 

6 Questions with Mayor Buddy Dyer

If you want to love the city, then you have to know the city. Join us for lunch and a conversation with the Honorable Buddy Dyer, mayor of the City of Orlando. Seating is limited and reservations are required.

In a world saturated with media, how should we as Christians approach the overwhelming array of videos, music and books that flood our senses? In this class, we'll examine how a theological view of history, stretching from Eden to the New Jerusalem, gives us several simple-yet-helpful ways to navigate our everyday choices to watch, listen and create. 
Taught by PJ Wehry.

How do we engage our cultural moment? Q Commons, is a two-hour live event where attendees hear fast-paced national and local talks on how to thoughtfully engage our city and cultural moment.