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….
MoreThe first Interfaith Leadership Forum (ILF) event of 2024 took place on February 29 at Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Va….
MoreRev. Dr. Larry Miller, recipient of this year’s Consortium Ecumenism Award addressed the topic: “Can We See Christ In One Another And One Another in Christ?”…
MoreWe write to share the sad news that Fr. John Crossin, OSFS passed away May 12 from an illness. He was a champion of Christian unity, a leader in interfaith dialogue, and a teacher and friend of many in the Consortium. We will continue our plans, made with him last month before he knew of his illness, to have a…
MoreThis event provides a unique opportunity to church leaders and seminarians! From the speaker: “Recovering the ancient practice of Sabbath and its relevance provides us with a compelling map for healing, justice and shalom today. Attendees will explore Sabbath and care for the soul as those engaged in or preparing for church leadership, and those in theological education.”
Anita Amstutz is…
MoreRev. Dr. J. Deotis Roberts, a gifted Baptist preacher, a long-time professor of theology at the Howard University School of Religion (now Divinity School), and a Dean at the Virginia Union University School of Theology (now Samuel Dewitt Proctor) passed away this week at age 95. After getting a blank stare from Jurgen Moltmann in the ’60’s about how his…
MoreThe event, on JUNE 4 at MOTB, called “Hate and Healing: A New Testament Dialogue,” will feature three dialogue sessions with panelists from four different Christian communities — Baptist, Roman Catholic, Latter-day Saint, and Seventh-day Adventist — with a full 20 minutes for audience questions after each session. The panelists will consider three interrelated topics:
how their community has interpreted…
MoreChristian Unity is Eschatological….
MoreA message of unity on a day of love….
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