Nichole Torbitzky
Associate Professor in the Religion Department and University Chaplain at Lindenwood University. She bridges religion, ethics, and process thought across the University.
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Apr 23, 2024 • 47min
Nichole Torbitzky talks campus ministry and what the next generation needs from church.
Nichole Torbitzky, University Chaplain, discusses campus ministry and the needs of the next generation from church. Topics include engaging college students in Christianity, Open and Relational theology, challenges faced by young adults in church, and the importance of inclusivity and acceptance, especially towards LGBTQIA+ individuals.
Aug 28, 2025 • 1h 29min
Nichole Torbitzky: Student Beliefs & The Evolution of Faith on Campus
Nichole Torbitzky, Associate Professor and University Chaplain at Lindenwood University, adeptly navigates the shifting religious landscape on campus. She discusses the rise of students who identify as 'nuns' and the impact of Christian nationalism on faith practices. Torbitzky emphasizes the importance of interfaith dialogue and creating inclusive spaces for diverse beliefs. She reflects on the individualization of meaning-making in modern society and highlights the transformative journeys of students as they explore and reconstruct their faith.
Jul 31, 2024 • 1h 16min
Open, Relational, & Process Churches? - With Nichole Torbitzky, Vikki Randall, & Jeff Wells
Nichole Torbitzky, a contributor on Open & Relational Theology, Vikki Randall, who specializes in pastoral care practices, and Jeff Wells, an author on church leadership, engage in a vibrant discussion. They explore the practical application of Open & Relational thought in leadership and preaching. The guests also share insights on the importance of flexible theology, compassionate pastoral care, and the evolving nature of communal worship. Their focus on grief, empathy, and playful language highlights a fresh approach to spirituality in contemporary church settings.
