Eight remarkable preachers dazzled over 65 people with their sermons on Matthew 25:37-40… For “best in category” see pictures below! Then we held a “lightning round” and one preacher emerged as the winner! Congratulations to all preachers for a job well done–inspiring, timely, spiritual and focused for the days ahead.
Video of the event is available here!
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MoreAn update of news we have from various WTC schools about their classes and services in response to the current COVID-19 health crisis….
MoreConsortium Certificates require twelve full credits (four full time courses) in an area of specialization that credentials students in that field. Congratulations to these graduates!…
MoreOne positive response during this time is ability of WTC schools to adapted brilliantly to online education en masse. …
MoreAn updated prayer resource from last year seems even more fitting for today’s pandemic crisis….
MoreSee the video of the remarkable Figel address given by the recipient of the Consortium’s Ecumenism Award, Msgr. Paul McPartlan. He makes the case for the Eucharist as the key to recent and future dialogues around Christian unity. If the Eucharist is at the heart of the Church, and if various churches and ecclesial communities can affirm its central meaning…
MoreSee the video of the remarkable Tachmindji 2019 panel: “The Power of Community: the Journey of a Former White Supremacist.” This event featured a focused discussion lead by Marc Gopin of George Mason University with three young adults: Matthew Stevenson, Alison Gornick, and Derek Black, about one’s transition from a world of white privilege and dominance to one of greater…
MoreAlmost 200 courses are available this spring for cross registration in the Consortium Schools. Every subject area imaginable, from languages to theology to arts, homiletics and more is there! Here’s how to find a course and register!
1) Scan the “Search Courses” page by semester and subject matter to see what is available that fits your interest and schedule. (Remember, some…
MoreThe mass shooting at Mother Emanuel Church was a major wake-up call in 2015 to the rise of home-grown terrorism among white supremacists in the U.S.
There is a remarkable film made about the church’s struggle, the forces of local racism, and the people’s strength. It is called “Emanuel” and screens in D.C. on Tuesday May 14, at the Museum of…
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