Program Overview

Young people often hear that what they read in the Bible and learn in church has nothing to do with what they study in science classes –or they are told religion and science are always in conflict with each other. At Randolph-Macon College, we explore the convergence of faith and science.

Convergence 2025

1-day events

  • June 23 – Greening the Church (location: Charlottesville, VA)
  • June 24 – Food, Faith and Farming (location: RMC)
  • June 25 – Greening the Church (location: RMC)

2-day overnight event

  • June 26-27 – Health Care (location: RMC)

Students in the Convergence programming listening to a presentation in a classroom

Program Highlights

LEARN, READ, & DISCUSS

  • Each day we will address a different theme as it relates to Faith and Science. Together with college staff and other youth you will learn to look at each topic with new a perspective as together we explore the convergence of faith and science.
  • After each presentation, meet in a small group facilitated by a Randolph-Macon student to discuss and apply what you ’ve heard.

EXPLORE AS YOU LEARN

  • Enjoy hands-on activities alongside presenters  as you consider the intersection of faith and science.
  • Ask questions about how your future vocation might grow out of your interests in faith and in science.

What Should I Expect?

At Convergence, expect to learn and grow. Come to engage material usually presented at the college level but made available to you in this unique experience.

Convergence is excited to offer three 1-day camp experiences for middle and high school students as well as a 2-day overnight experience open to current 9th-11th grade students. The cost to participate in the 1 day events is $25 and the cost for the overnight experience is $75.

Expect to learn not only in the classroom, but also with hands-on activities around the Randolph-Macon College campus and the Central Virginia community. Cultivate new and lasting friendships with other students who share your interests and your faith.

Participants are encouraged apply early.

A group of convergence students gathered on the stairs outside in front of a building

Program Partners

Shalom Farms Logo
Duncan Memorial United Methodist Church Logo
Lilly Endowment Logo
Pat Watkins Logo

Funded by a generous grant from the Lilly Endowment.


Have Questions?

We are eager to help. If you don’t see an answer in the FAQ’s, just send us an email to convergence@rmc.edu. You may also call Director, Randolph-Macon College Chaplain Kendra Grimes at 804-752-7374.

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