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Exploring the Vision and Learning Together

Webinars, Michaelmas 2021

Booking for all webinars will open one month prior to each event.

Please check this page regularly for further updates on speakers and further content.

 

 

Faith and Science – care for ‘our Common Home.’

12th October 2021, 1900 CET

 

In preparation for the COP 26 summit in Glasgow, and soon after a landmark meeting in the Vatican between faith leaders and scientists, an expert Anglican and Catholic panel considers issues how better dialogue and understanding between faith and science can ensure a future of harmony for ‘our common home’ (Laudato Si’). 

 

Moderator:         

The Revd Dr Andrew Davison

Starbridge Senior Lecturer in Theology and Natural Sciences

University of Cambridge

 

Panel:             

Dr Séverine Deneulin

Director of International Development, Laudato Si’ Research Institute

Campion Hall, Oxford

 

Professor Veerabhadran Ramanathan

Edward A. Frieman Endowed Presidential Chair in Climate Sustainability

University of California at San Diego

The Right Revd Dr Marc Andrus

Bishop of California

 To see the flyer for this course and how to register, please press here

 

The Vision Renewed – what is our ecumenical future?

13th December 2021, 1900 CET

 

The ecumenical movement is one of the most remarkable phenomena of the twentieth century, with fascinating roots, and rich, diverse theological achievements. Now, with such substantial consensus between the churches on so many issues of core belief, where might our dialogue take us? What should our priorities be for the next fifty years? Four young ecumenists, from different churches and different parts of the world, discuss their vision for the future.

 

Moderator:      

The Revd Dr James Hawkey

Canon Theologian, Westminster Abbey

 

Panel:              

The Revd Kirsty Borthwick (Church of England)

Dr Dorianne Buttigieg (Catholic Church, Malta)

Mrs Theodora Mavridou (Orthodox Church of Greece)

The Revd Evans Nyamadzawo (Church of Christ, Zimbabwe)

 

           

Study Visits

 

As we begin to emerge from the pandemic, and as the possibility of international travel returns, we are delighted that the following study visits are currently planned for the first half of 2022.

 

14-27 January: Nashotah House Theological Seminary and the Living Church Institute, USA

 

20-25 March: St Mellitus Theological College, London, UK

 

Dates TBC May: The Vision Explored – a special study trip under the patronage of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity for ordinands and seminarians from across the global Anglican Communion.

 

We also plan to welcome diverse pilgrim groups from dioceses around the Communion as restrictions ease.

 

            

 

Published: 31st March, 2020

Updated: 23rd September, 2021

Author: Staff member

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