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    Cross-registration Courses Now Online!

    Due to technical difficulties we were postponed in getting courses up for 2026, but they are now available on the website under “Search Courses.”  The WTC Registrar, Dr. Robin Apparacio, has posted all the courses we have for winter and spring terms. There are many courses in person and a number of online options.  Actually visiting another campus has its…

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    Abrahamic Faiths Course Testimonial from Student Balqis Moussa

    Participating in the course “Dialogue of Abrahamic Faiths: Understanding and Partnership” significantly broadened my religious perspective in ways that felt both deeply personal and professionally transformative. As someone who completed a master’s degree in International Peacebuilding at Hartford International University for Religion and Peace, I entered the experience with a foundational understanding of interfaith dialogue. However, this program moved beyond…

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    Certificate Courses 2025: Summer and Fall

    There are numerous courses that qualify for the 5 Certificates of Study in the Consortium:   
    * Criminal Justice and Reconciliation
    * Ecology and Theology
    * Ecumenism–Christian Unity
    * Muslim-Christian Studies
    * Spirituality:  Ecumenical/Interfaith  (a NEW CERTIFICATE!)

    Take a course on Biblical Justice or Social Principles, a course in Appalachia or Environmental Ethics, a Course on Vatican II or the early Church and Creeds, a course…

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    VIDEO: Sermon Slam Preachers Inspire the Crowd! March 29

    Our 10th Annual Sermon Slam featured the best student preachers in the Consortium! It took place Saturday, March 29, 2025, in the Dunbarton Chapel of the Howard University School of Divinity, 2900 Van Ness St. NW, Washington, DC 20008, from 7 to 9 p.m.

    Students from Consortium schools gave robust homilies on a given topic. They displayed the distinct traditions of…

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