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As Sight Loss Sunday approaches, what can churches do? (opens the original)
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Sight Loss Sunday, an annual awareness day for churches to celebrate blind and partially sighted members and make services more accessible, is on 11 October. Organized by the UK-based Torch Trust, the special day will explore the theme “Who does God call?” Sarah Dawkins, CEO of Torch Trust, reflected not only on Sight Loss Sunday but on the emerging technologies that enable production of more accessible resources. “The thing that has changed in the last year is that we have a whole library of Ch
Webinar reflects on 80 years of Bossey through theological biographies (opens the original)
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The World Council of Churches (WCC) Ecumenical Institute at Bossey marked its 80th anniversary with a second webinar on 7 September exploring the institute’s history and continuing contribution to the ecumenical movement through the lives and theological legacies of key figures. The webinar, “80 Years of Bossey in the Mirror of Theological Biographies,” brought together theologians representing Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Protestant, and Roman Catholic traditions. The event was the seco
Bossey academic year begins, opens path to discovery (opens the original)
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The academic year began at the Ecumenical Institute at Bossey with an opening ceremony for 33 students from 21 countries and 28 churches. Students are enrolled in programmes that will earn them a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Ecumenical Studies, Complementary Certificate in Ecumenical Studies or a Master of Advanced Studies in Ecumenical Studies. Beginning with prayers in the chapel, the group will take part in a four-days orientation programme under the theme “Building an Ecumenical Commun
Rev. Merlyn Hyde Riley: “Bossey experience a gift and opportunity” (opens the original)
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Rev. Merlyn Hyde Riley, vice moderator of the World Council of Churches (WCC) central committee, shares what she valued about her experience at the Ecumenical Institute at Bossey—and why Bossey is still vital for formation today. What inspired you to study at the Ecumenical Institute at Bossey, and what were you hoping to gain from the experience? Rev. Hyde Riley: I didn’t know much about Bossey at the time, but I knew it was an ecumenical institution which would provide an opportunity for share
Studying at Bossey was for me an enormous honour and delight (opens the original)
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From Day One of the 1997 Graduate School I was struck by the diversity of our Christian witness – doctrinally, ecclesiologically and liturgically—our varied mother tongues, our cultural richness and difference and our tremendously wide-ranging political and religious situations back home. The lifegiving memories of this astoundingly invigorating experience of living as a global church in microcosm remain: here the joyful exhilaration of transcending boundaries to encounter a new sister or brothe
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