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John Wesley Theological Institute 2018

Location: Sycamore United Methodist Church, 160 Johnson Ave., Sycamore, IL

44th Annual John Wesley Theological Institute 
Dates: April 15 -16, 2018


Theme: The Deaconesses: “A Quintessential Embodiment of the Wesleyan Vision”

Presenter: Dr. Priscilla Pope-Levison, Associate Professor of External Programs Perkins School of Theology, Dallas, TX

Respondent: Bishop Sally Dyck

Registration Cost: $150 - includes Sunday evening dinner and Monday

Download the registration form

Questions? – Contact Fernando Siaba, Registrar 630.414.2429  fsiaba48@yahoo.com

The purpose of The John Wesley Theological Institute is to present John Wesley’s theology, suitably updated (as he updated his sources), as truly relevant for contemporary and ecumenical theology. The discovery of this, on properly critical and scholarly terms, would be a momentous development to the theological sensitivity of The United Methodist Church and the ecumenical movement at large. 


 

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