Conference breakout sessions
Focused sessions for conferences, church events, men’s and women’s gatherings, or other settings that want a clear introduction to head covering.
Invite Jeremy Gardiner to teach, preach, debate, or have a conversation on head covering.
Head Covering Movement
Est. 2013
Head Covering: A Forgotten Christian Practice for Modern Times
Focused on head covering since 2009
Alberta, Canada. Available to travel.
Jeremy Gardiner is the founder of the Head Covering Movement and the author of Head Covering: A Forgotten Christian Practice for Modern Times. Since 2009, he has researched, written, and taught on 1 Corinthians 11:2–16 and the biblical, theological, and historical case for Christian head covering.
Jeremy is a Biblical Studies graduate of Moody Bible Institute. He is currently a Master of Divinity student at Wycliffe College at the University of Toronto and is completing a Certificate in Anglican Studies at Reformed Episcopal Seminary. He intends to seek ordination in the Anglican Church in North America.
He lives in Alberta, Canada with his wife and five children. He is available for in-person events, remote interviews, podcasts, debates, and media conversations.
From church teaching and conference sessions to podcasts, debates, and media interviews, Jeremy is available for a wide range of in-person and online formats.
Focused sessions for conferences, church events, men’s and women’s gatherings, or other settings that want a clear introduction to head covering.
Jeremy is available to preach on Sundays from 1 Corinthians 11:2–16 for churches that want a clear biblical presentation of Paul’s teaching on head covering, worship, and authority.
Formal debates or moderated discussions that examine the biblical arguments, address major objections, and model charitable theological disagreement.
Long-form conversations about Scripture, church history, common objections, practical questions, and the modern recovery of head covering.
Clear, charitable answers for articles, written interviews, Christian news pieces, and other media requests related to head covering.
Remote or in-person video conversations for YouTube channels, livestreams, church platforms, and online audiences.
Careful attention to the text of Scripture, especially the argument and details of 1 Corinthians 11:2–16.
Arguments that take seriously the witness of the Church across history, not merely modern assumptions.
Firm argumentation without needless combativeness, caricature, or contempt for those who disagree.
Clear communication before the event, respect for the host’s context, and a desire to serve the audience well.
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