Morning classes were canceled on Wednesday, January 26, so that deans, faculty and the entire student body could gather for one of the events that makes Regent Law distinctly Christian: the annual Student Faculty Retreat. Held just down the road from campus at the New Covenant Presbyterian Church, the Regent Law Retreat was a time for the law school community to set aside the rigors of academic study and reflect on and reorient around the mission and vision that drives them, namely what it means to serve God in their legal calling. A time of singing followed an invocation and opening prayer from Regent Law Dean Jeffrey Brauch . Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Doug Cook , emceed the event, introducing the keynote speakers: Mike Schutt , faculty member and director of the Institute for Christian Legal Studies (ICLS), a cooperative ministry of Regent Law and the Christian Legal Society, and alumnus Jonathan Feavel (’94), a private, general practitioner in Vincennes, Indiana. ...