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A historically Black Church, Walker Baptist of DC, is putting on a conference engaging the question of the Bible’s relevance for ministry. Very engaging speakers and scholars from theological schools at Brite, Eden, Pittsburgh and more! If you are a student and interested, but need a scholarship, be in… The 2025 Figel Address on Ecumenical Dialogue will be held on February 13, 2025 and address the topic “The Council of Nicaea and Our Common Life of Prayer: Orthodox and Anglican Perspectives.” We look forward to robust presentations and conversation featuring:
Walker Church DC Conference with noted Speakers and Scholars Jan 25
SAVE THE DATE: Figel Event February 13, 2025 on Council of Nicaea
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VIDEO: Global Dimensions of Religious Nationalism and the Case of the United States
Our Tachmindji Event for Interreligious Dialogue event on Sunday, October 27, 2024 took place at American University in Washington, D.C. It highlighted the global impact of religious nationalism in the promotion of violence and autocratic governments. One of the leading experts in global religious nationalism, Dr. Mark Juergensmeyer, joined us…
Member School Course Listings for Winter Intersession & Spring 2025 Semester Now Available
The Consortium is pleased to announce that its course search page now includes the listings of courses for our member schools for the condensed Winter 2025 Intersession and the spring semester. Courses now include courses offered for credit by Graduate Theological Seminary in New York offered through Virginia…
VIDEO: Kent Weaver Lecturer Dr. John Haught Discusses Science and the Future of Faith
In October 2024, colleagues at Wesley Theological Seminary welcomed Dr. John Haught, Emeritus Professor of Theology at Georgetown University, to discuss the intersection of science and religion at the 3rd Annual Kent Weaver Lecture of Wesley Nexus. Dr. Haught offered perspective on these topics, drawing on his own research of…