Ecclesiological Investigations is a collaborative international network of scholars and practitioners that promotes research and dialogue in the study of ecclesiology across the broad spectrum of the Christian tradition. An abiding principle of the network is that the church must be both open and inclusive in character if it is to be true to itself and relevant to the wider world in a positive sense.
Chicago Theological Seminary, a seminary affiliated with the United Church of Christ, serves God, Christ’s Church, multiple faith communities, and the larger world by educating persons theologically and cultivating the intellectual, pastoral, and spiritual capacities of lay and ordained religious leaders, scholars, and activists who contribute to the increase of justice and mercy.
Georgetown University Department of Theology and Religious Studies comprises about 25 full-time faculty members committed to the academic study of religion within a broad range of religious traditions using diverse methodological approaches, including the theological, social scientific, historical, and literary. The significant strength of Georgetown’s research and teaching in the fields of religion and theology reflect the Jesuit, Catholic identity of Georgetown University and its mission of engaging seriously and fully the religious dimension of human existence.
Graymoor Ecumenical & Interreligious Institute is a ministry of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement. After the Second Vatican Council, when the Catholic Church made a full commitment to the modern ecumenical movement, the Friars of the Atonement established what was then called Graymoor Ecumenical Institute. Graymoor offers scholarships to bring emerging voices, primarily students, to this EI event.
BBI The Australian Institute of Theological Education delivers postgraduate courses and non-award adult faith and professional development courses. The postgraduate courses are in theological studies, religious education, leadership and theology, and canon law. The Institute designed the non-award programs to build Christian faith, spirituality, and leadership.
Greensboro College Department of Religion, Ethics, and Philosophy comprises four full-time faculty members from different Christian traditions who specialize in biblical studies, applied ethics, systematic and philosophical theology, and practical theology. The department supports Greensboro College’s mission as a United Methodist-affiliated institution that provides students with a globally-minded and rigorous liberal arts education by contributing not only to the College’s religious life, international programs, and the Honors Center, but also to the Greensboro community through teaching, ministry, and acts of service.
Boston College Department of Theology and International Studies Program. Boston College is a Catholic and Jesuit university, the first institution of higher education to operate in the city of Boston. The Department of Theology comprises 40 full-time faculty members teaching undergraduates and graduate students across five disciplinary areas, each of which develops its reflection in relation to traditional theological resources with attention to the needs of the local and global Church. The International Studies Program draws on 30 full-time faculty members for a flexible and rigorous interdisciplinary undergraduate program, developing keen analytical skills and ethical reasoning amidst complex global dynamics.
The Union of Charismatic Orthodox Churches embraces diversity in Protestant and Catholic expressions, embodying the original organic unity of Christ’s Body. Unlike denominations, it seeks unity beyond historical doctrinal divisions, fostering ecclesiastical authority for new fellowships and congregations. The Union identifies as Christian Charismatic believers following the Great Tradition, drawing from ecumenical consensus throughout Church history, from its early days to contemporary witness in the 21st century.
The Dormition of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church of the Hamptons serves the Orthodox Christian community in Southampton, New York, since 1977. The Church’s name is devoted to the “Falling Asleep” of the Virgin Mary.
The Sarita Kenedy East Foundation, born from the John G. and Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Foundation, embodies the philanthropic spirit of Sarita Kenedy East, a South Texas rancher and philanthropist. It honors her dedication to Catholic charities and serves as a testament to her family’s enduring legacy.
Catholic Theological Union is dedicated to the mission of preparing effective leaders for the Church, ready to witness to Christ’s good news of justice, love, and peace. CTU’s world renown faculty have been advancing theological thought for five decades. They are impelled by the message of Jesus Christ to be a transformative force in the Church and world.