A record 3000 guests attended the “Reasonable Faith in an Uncertain World” Apologetics Conference, which was a collaboration of efforts between Biola University and Bayside Church of Granite Bay. Prior to the conference, Biola Office of Alumni and Parent Relations hosted a dinner featuring President Barry Corey and conference speakers Lee Strobel, J.P. Moreland, Craig Hazen, Greg Koukl, Clay Jones and Scott Rae. Attendance included 120 guests made up of Biola alumni, parents and friends as well as prospective students who came to fellowship and meet the speakers.
Reasonable Faith in an Uncertain World Conference
A record 3000 guests attended the “Reasonable Faith in an Uncertain World” Apologetics Conference.
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