In this Newsweek article, Paul Raushenbush, the head of the Interfaith Alliance, calls on all faith communities to mobilize against the weaponization of government and religion in our democracy.
“It’s so important in this moment, when we know that democracy is under threat because of an authoritarian effort…, that faith communities show up and show unity and show the brilliance of…
MoreThe event will feature Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush, President & CEO of Interfaith Alliance, a longtime advocate for civil rights and religious freedom….
MoreThe statement has received growing public endorsement from faculty of WTC member schools and individuals across interfaith communities….
MoreThis February event featured Dr. John Behr of the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, and Dr. Katherine Sonderegger of VTS, who also received the Consortium Ecumenism Award….
MoreThe WTC and OLC events Feb. 13 and Feb. 14-15 will bring together diverse and ecumenical scholars to assess the historic impact of the Council of Nicaea….
MoreThe 2025 Figel Address on Ecumenical Dialogue will address the topic “The Council of Nicaea and Our Common Life of Prayer: Orthodox and Anglican Perspectives.”…
MoreView Dr. Mark Juergensmeyer’s informative and timely lecture from our 2024 Tachmindji Event for Interreligious Dialogue…
MoreDr. John Haught, Emeritus Professor of Theology at Georgetown University, offered perspective on these topics drawing on his own research of the 20th century Jesuit theologian Teilhard de Chardin….
MoreGeorgetownhosted talks and a presentation of Anglican and Catholic Bishops who have been blessed by the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Pope to pair up and travel with their message of Christian unity. A video of the panel is now available from the Berkeley Center at Georgetown.
International Anglican-Roman Catholic Commission on Unity and Mission, held at Georgetown, September 30 -…
The Washington Theological Consortium memorialized the legacy of its late former Executive Director and world-renowned ecumenist at a special symposium on April 18, 2024….
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