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North America-Turtle Island Regional Ecumenical Theological Institute (NATI-RETI) 2026: "Where Now for Visible Justice?”
The Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) and the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA (NCC), initiated and supported by the

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The Mission in the Digital Environment
God calls every baptized person to proclaim the Good News, entrusting this missionary mandate to all. Within our missionary Church, charisms have historically developed to live out this mission in response to the needs of different times and cultures. In the present historical moment, the Final Document of the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops (FD), no...

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Now Hiring! General Secretary of the Canadian Council of Churches
Has your faith commitment and organizing experience prepared you or someone you know for this leadership role?

The Canadian Council of Churches is seeking an individual to fill the role of General Secretary on a full-time basis for a 5-year renewable term, beginning September 1, 2026.

The Canadian Council of Churches (the Council) is a broad and inclusive ecume...

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Baptism, Footwashing, and Mission | One Body
What if footwashing were a sacrament? Of all of the things that Jesus instructed the disciples to do, why didn’t footwashing become a sacrament like the others? Thoughts like these are one of the hazards of being a theologian.

I was thinking about this strange idea this week while reflecting on Pope Leo XIV’s

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