About our Center
The Eventide Center for Faith & Investing comes from years of work in the world of investing and years of thinking about how investing serves God’s purposes in the world.

We launched Eventide Asset Management in 2008 to provide values-based investments rooted in a biblical worldview. Today Eventide is recognized as one of the leaders in faith-based investing.
With the 2021 launch of the Eventide Center for Faith & Investing (ECFI), we hope to share more broadly our understanding of what faithful investing looks like — based both on a deeply biblical examination of God’s intent for investing, and on the learnings from our years of vocational practice.
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Courses
We educate on a biblical approach to investing through our courses for both Individuals and Financial Advisors.
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Journal
We write and publish articles and interviews exploring the theology and practice of faithful investing.
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Resources
We commission and highlight resources to help advance the understanding and practice of faithful investing.
The world’s story for investing is the pursuit of maximum risk-adjusted returns. But what does God’s story say about how we should invest?
In God’s story, we see three primary callings that shape a biblical vision for investing:
To help advance a biblical vision for investing, we’ve invited thought leaders from in and around the world of faith and investing to lend their voice to the Journal.
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Jessica J. SchroederPhD Candidate, Systematic Theology
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Jeff Van DuzerAuthor
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Finny KuruvillaCo-Chief Investment Officer & Founding Member, Eventide Asset Management
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Winn CollierDirector, The Eugene Peterson Center for Christian Imagination, Western Theological Seminary
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Amy L. ShermanSenior Fellow, Sagamore Institute
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William CavanaughProfessor, DePaul University
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Charles McDanielProfessor, Baylor University Honor's College
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Missy WallaceVice President, Executive Director of the Global Faith & Work Initiative
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Ben NickaMaster's Student, Theological Ethics
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Will SorrellInvestment Solutions Manager, OneAscent
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Ken BarnesProfessor, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
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Greg ForsterDirector, Oikonomia Network
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Tim WeinholdAssociate Fellow, Oxford Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics
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Will Messenger and Leah ArchibaldTheology of Work Project
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John TerrillExecutive Director, Stephen & Laurel Brown Foundation