Washington Theological Consortium

FEATURED
MEMBER EVENTS

Ongoing

Capital Bible Seminary

The EQUIP Institute is the continuing education program of Washington Bible College and Capital Bible Seminary. Certificates are available in recognition of completed studies. More information is available here.

CBS

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Cathedral College of the Washington National Cathedral

2007-2008 Residential Conferences

http://www.cathedralcollege.org

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Dominican House of Studies

The Analogy of Being:
Invention of the Anti-Christ or
the Wisdom of God?

A Theological Symposium

Date: April 4—6, 2008
click here for more information

http://www.dhs.edu

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Graduate School of Islamic and Social Sciences

Co-sponsor of the Consortium Certificate in Muslim-Christian Dialogue and Collaboration

http://www.siss.edu

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Howard University School of Divinity

Pillar of Faith Award Luncheon

The Howard University School of Divinity (HUSD) and the United Church of Christ Friends of HUSD will hosts its Seventh Annual James Floyd Jenkins Pillar of Faith Award Luncheon on Saturday, April 19, at Martin's Crosswinds, 7400 Greenway Center Drive, Greenbelt, Maryland. Twelve individuals will be honored for their local and national transformational leadership. Tickets required. Contact: vortiz@howard.edu for details.

www.husd.edu

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InterFaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington

The InterFaith Conference prepares and distributes an Emergency Food, Shelter and Medical Care Directory. More information here.

http://www.ifcmw.org

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John Leland Center for Theological Studies

http://www.johnlelandcenter.edu

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Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg

Music, Gettysburg!

www.ltsg.edu

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St. Paul's College

http://www.paulist.org/spirit/dc_college.htm

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Oct. 22-24, 2007
Feb. 25-27, 2008
April 18-30, 2008

The Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in Virginia

Congregational Leadership: Family Systems Theory for Clergy

Led by Peggy Treadwell, LICSW and the Rev. Jacques Hadler
This seminar addresses the intense emotional side of congregations through the lens of Bowen Family Systems Theory with Edwin H. Friedman's application to clergy leadership. Each day will include lectures, discussion, video presentations and case study learning. Come join us in a year-long journey as two national leaders, experienced with both clergy and family systems theory, teach a new way of thinking and understanding human interactions in "emotional systems" where leadership is key to survival and growth.

Minimum of 12 participants
Sessions begin each day at 9:00 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m.
Tuition: $1,300 (covers all three sessions)
Housing per session: $300 (covers three nights)

Email The Center for Lifetime Education at VTS

www.vts.edu

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