We will hear from Jessica Rosenberg, Jewish Voice for Peace Rabbinical Council, Dove Kent, and Enzi Tanner, on the role of anti-Semitism in upholding white supremacy, and how all of […]

To say we live in challenging times has almost become a boring cliché.  Yet we think it’s not an exaggeration to say that in November 2019 we had no idea […]

Every day, each of us faces economic choices, from where we live, work, and bank to what we eat and throw away. Those decisions can lead us deeper into anxiety […]

Post-traumatic stress disorder, also called PTSD, is the failure to recover after experiencing or witnessing a terrifying event like combat, a natural disaster, a car accident, sexual assault or a […]

Dr. Larry Hurtado contends that worship of Jesus was a very early, widespread and radical practice for 1st century believers. A renowned professor at Edinburgh College, Hurtado is an expert […]

Communicating During Seasons of Change is a four-week, online learning experience. You will be prompted to utilize interactive eLearning modules, read articles on various topics, watch videos, participate in live sessions, […]

Duke Divinity School is hosting Pastoral Care in Times of Division, a webinar led by Dr. Jan Holton, as part of the 2021 Convocation and Pastors' School. Join us for a session exploring […]

We sometimes hear faith and reason presented as opposites, as if we have to choose one over the other. But life is far more integrated than that. God has given […]

The Advent season will be here before we know it. Preparing to preach during Advent is one of the most important tasks that preachers undertake each year.During this session, Olu […]

The sessions will be from 10:30 - 11:45 AM on four consecutive Wednesdays, beginning October 20 and ending on November 10.You can receive 0.5 CEU for participating in all four […]

The Center for EcoJustice at the Iliff School of Theology is pleased to announce its next conference – to be held virtually on October 21 and 22. The conference will […]

This year, Preaching WELL is an opportunity to hear from our NCC preachers about how they have both struggled and succeeded at crafting sermons on three topics that challenge our […]