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…
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….
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MoreDon’t miss the Abrahamic Dialogue course this January 2-7 at United Lutheran Seminary in Philadelphia. Last year’s course was a resounding success with students from 8 states and 12 different schools.
This course brings seminarians from Jewish, Muslim, and Christian schools to examine fields of comparative study, including Revelation and Sacred Texts; Art, Symbol, and Ritual; and Mysticism and Spirituality….
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FINAL Academic Calendar 2024 – 2025 Done…
MoreJoin gifted Ecology and Spirituality professors Beth Norcross and Kip Banks to develop spiritual practices that honor and help restore the environment. Discover a more harmonious relationships with creation through study of, and spiritual experience in, the local Chesapeake Bay ecosystem. Emphasis is on spiritual practice. Class meets June 17-21 This course will will involve field trips in the DC area.
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Five outstanding preachers faced off at the 2024 Sermon Slam held at Wesley Theological Seminary on April 6, 2024….
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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…
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