Welcome to the homepage of ASA Boston!

We are a group of Christians interested in the sciences. We promote interaction, fellowship and outreach activities with local ASA members to share ideas related to the faith-science interface, mentor individuals and groups that are new to the science-faith dialog, and provide speakers to local churches, schools, and other organizations.

If you have an interested in exploring questions of science and faith, please check out our group at one of our events to learn more.

The Colorado Christian University student chapter serves students and faculty from CCU who are interested in the integration of faith with science. We will host 2-4 events each semester on campus. These events may include engaging discussions, enlightening debates, or feature an outside speaker to discuss the integration of faith and science within their expertise. The chapter is open to and welcomes all CCU students who are interested in these topics regardless of discipline or major.

The Vancouver Area Science & Religion Forum typically holds events such as guest speakers and film discussions at UBC, TWU, and SFU. These events are free and open to the public. Events are listed at www.csca.ca/events/event and on facebook.com/csca.ca . Most CSCA members in the province of BC are near Vancouver, and we hope we can be of service to those living elsewhere as well via this local chapter.

Welcome to the ASA's Washington DC chapter's homepage!

We are a local group of Christians in the sciences living in/near the DC area. If you are interested in exploring the intersection of science and faith, please check out our group calendar to learn about upcoming events and meetups. We host meetings quarterly and, if possible, grab dinner beforehand. You can also get involved by emailing our chapter president, Mike Beidler (mike.beidler@gmail.com).

We look forward to meeting you!

The purpose of the Gardner-Webb University Chapter of the American Scientific Affiliation shall be to promote the mission and values of the American Scientific Affiliation as outlined in its organizational constitution; to provide information to the student body and community on the above national organization and on topics relating to the interface of the sciences with orthodox Christianity; and to provide relevant benefits to members through the organization.

Welcome to the home page of ASA Nashville!

The North Star ASA Chapter consists of Christians in the upper Midwest. We encourage engagement with the intersection between science and faith through education, dialogue, and community building activities with local ASA members and the community.

We are Christians in the sciences, living in the greater Delaware Valley: Eastern PA, south Jersey, and Delaware

Welcome to the Rocky Mountain ASA Chapter!

If you live in Colorado and are an ASA member, we welcome you to our chapter. We sponsor gatherings of different types throughout the year, in the Denver Metro Area and in Fort Collins (at this time), which you can see in the Events section. A group of us have volunteered recently to form a “Board” to organize activities for our local chapter, and your input and involvement are always welcome!

We are a local group of Christians in the San Francisco Bay Area who share a mutual interest on issues concerning science and the Christian faith.

Southern California Christians in Science (SCCS) is the local chapter of the American Scientific Affiliation (ASA) for southern California. We meet several times each year for fellowship and discussion. If you're in our area, please join us!

Promote interaction, fellowship and outreach activities with local ASA members, to include sharing ideas related to the faith-science interface , mentoring individuals and groups that are new to the science-faith dialog, and providing speakers on science-faith topics to local churches, schools and other organizations.

The Wheaton/Naperville Chapter of ASA meets at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois. Founded in October, 2007 with 15 in attendance, we have grown to meetings in the range of 70-100, including students from local colleges. We meet four times a year, usually in the lecture hall, Rm 145 of the Meyer Science Center, Wheaton College. Topics have been diverse, ranging from ancient cosmology and the origins debate to stem cell therapy to Abraham Lincoln's scientific side. Come join us!