Thanks to a nearly $1M grant from the John Templeton Foundation, we have gathered an impressive array of scholars—scientists and philosophers worldwide—from each of the Abrahamic faiths to address the problem of randomness and providence: how can God achieve God’s purposes if reality is random? In each of these communities, we find an ongoing debate between moderate and fundamentalist approaches to religion, one that often pits science against religion. The importance of first-rate scholarship on this topic will serve as an example to these larger communities (scientific and religious) that faith and reason need not compete. Building on the terrific work recently done, we will also be training the next generation of scholars in the field of science and religion who will bring fresh eyes, new thoughts, and novel models to the field.