Fellowship of Scientists

The Fellowship of Scientists is a group of scientists who endeavor to support each other as they seek a greater understanding of and a deeper commitment to the vocation of scientist as one form of Christian service. This endeavor and search take the form of a shared practice, described in the four undertakings of the Form of Practice.

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To help members in their daily reading and reflection, the handbook of the Fellowship includes an annotated bibliography and over a hundred short readings. Many of the readings are drawn from the bible, or from books listed in the annotated bibliography to offer an introduction to them. A printed and bound version of the handbook is available, too, at the address given below.

Membership

Associate membership is open to interested individuals who are not eligible for full membership and to individuals eligible for full membership who wish to try the form of practice before making a full commitment. More details are available in the Constitution.

For membership requests or further information, write to the

Fellowship of Scientists
Trinity Episcopal Church
320 East College Street
Iowa City, Iowa, 52240, USA

Alice Fulton (Alice-fulton@uiowa.edu).

The Fellowship is grateful to Arnold Neumaier, a mathematics professor from Vienna, Austria, for providing space for and maintaining these web pages. You may want to visit his pages on Christianity, his collection of links on science and faith, or his views on the Christian way of life.

There is a mirror site of the Fellowship of Scientists web pages, maintained by Dan Berger, a chemistry professor from Bluffton, Ohio, USA.