Debating Mission, Marriage, and the Eucharist in the Anglican Communion 4-day intensive in Montreal: Monday, January 28 to Thursday, January 31, 2019 Fifty years ago, Anglican worship centred on Morning Prayer, priests were male, marriages were only between a man and a woman, and the word mission was hardly used. In Anglican churches today, worship …
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THE MEDIEVAL PURSUIT OF GOD A Three-Week Online Course February 4 – 26, 2019 Course Description What can we learn about pursuing God in our lives and communities from the medieval pursuit of God? For the vast majority of medieval people learning about God was a holistic activity. They pursued God with their minds, bodies, …
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10 March 2019 – 15 March 2019 The course will help you to understand the place of Rome as the foundation of western Christian faith, the importance of the martyrs, and the necessity of ecumenism today. At the end of the course, you will be able to understand the importance of the location and history of …
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A Platinum Select Journey Italy: Biblical Backgrounds, Christian Origins and Cultural Heritage departing 30 April 2019 $3,824 from New York City or Boston (ask about domestic travel arrangements from your preferred departure city) 3 Day Elective Renaissance Italy—Assisi, Siena and Florence $1,228 Returning 12 May 2019 While enjoying the beauty of the Italian countryside and …
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Sunday 12 May 2019 –Friday 17 May 2019 How have poets working in English responded to the promise and threat of Rome? In the more than thousand years since St Helena’s hagiographer Cynewulf described Rome as burg enta, “city of giants,” the English tradition has both kept a wary eye on Rome and made it a …
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