Międzynarodowa Rada Chrześcijan i Żydów ICCJ

Na stronie od 2024-12-22

22/12/2024 r.

Suffering and Hope

Reflections in a Time of Wars, Enmities, and Seasons of Festivals of Light offered by members of ICCJ's Theology Committee
In one of our monthly Zoom meetings of the Theology Committee of the International Council of Christians and Jews, the conversation focused on the tragedies continuing to unfold around the world. We asked ourselves, how can we celebrate the forthcoming feasts of Hanukkah and Christmas in the midst of such global suffering? That led each of us to offer these reflections from our respective Jewish and Christian perspectives, entitled, “Suffering and Hope: Reflections in a time of Wars, Enmities and Seasons of Festivals of Light.”
Michael Trainor Chair of the ICCJ Theology Committee December, 2024

Na stronie od 2024-07-05

26/06/2024 r.

Konferencja Międzynarodowej Rady Chrześcijan i Żydów (ICCJ) Salzburg 2024 (Raport)

W tym roku konferencja Międzynarodowej Rady Chrześcijan i Żydów (ICCJ) miała miejsce w Salzburgu w Austrii. Spotkanie odbyło się w dniach 23-26 czerwca 2024 roku i było poświęcona tematyce świętości w nawiązaniu do tekstu z Księgi Wajikra/ Kapłańska 19, 2: „Świętymi bądźcie, bo Ja, Pan, wasz Bóg, jestem święty”.
Podczas otwarcia konferencji, trzeci rok z rzędu wręczono Nagrodę Seelisberg, której laureatem w 2025 roku został prof. Edward Kessler MBE, założyciel The Wolff Institute w Cambridge

Na stronie od 2024-07-04

02/02/2023 r.

ICCJ - konferencje doroczne od 1947

Począwszy od 1947.

Na stronie od 2024-06-03

23/12/2024 r.

Conference News 2024

Registration Form "2024 ICCJ Conference" Salzburg, Sunday, June 23 – Wednesday, June 26, 2024 Deadline for registration: June 7, 2024

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23/06/2024 r.

Edward Kessler to be Awarded 2024 SEELISBERG PRIZE

The SEELISBERG PRIZE is awarded annually (since 2022) by the International Council of Christians and Jews (which originated out of the Seelisberg conference) and the Center for Intercultural Theology and Religions at the University of Salzburg.
It honours individuals who have played major roles through their scholarship and teaching in advancing the rapprochement between Jews and Christians.

Na stronie od 2024-01-26

29/02/2024 r.

Call for Workshop Proposals: ICCJ Conference 2024

The ICCJ invites proposals for workshops for its 2024 annual conference to be held in Salzburg/Austria, June 23-26 on the topic "'Be holy, because I, the Lord, Your God, am holy.' (Wajikra / Leviticus 19:2) - Holiness: Religious Imperative and Moral Obligation?"

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23/06/2024 r.

ICCJ 2024 Conference in Salzburg / Austria

Preparations for ICCJ's 2024 annual conference to be held in Salzburg/Austria, June 23-26, are under way. The theme of the conference is "'Be holy, because I, the Lord, your God, am holy.' (Wajikra / Leviticus 19:2) - Holiness: Religious Imperative and Moral Obligation?"

Na stronie od 2023-05-28

23/05/2023 r.

ICCJ Conference News: 20 Workshops in 4 Sessions

Together with four plenary sessions, a gathering at the Howard Thurman Center, field trips to local sites in Boston, there will be a total of 20 workshops in four workshop sessions, which will address a wide range of themes related to the conference theme, Jewish-Christian relations, and interreligious dialogue in general.

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23/12/2024 r.

Invitation to hold the Tuesday morning session of its conference at the Howard Thurman Center for Common Ground, Boston University

ICCJ is thrilled about the invitation to hold the Tuesday morning session of its conference at the Howard Thurman Center for Common Ground, Boston University

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26/02/2023 r.

ICCJ Appointed the Chairs of its 2023 Conference in Boston

The Boston conference on the theme "Negotiating Multiple Identities: Implications for Interreligious Relations" is organized in collaboration with the Betty Ann Greenbaum Miller Center for Interreligious Learning and Leadership, Hebrew College, the Center for Christian-Jewish Learning, Boston College, and the Council of Centers on Jewish Christian Relations (CCJR) and will be co-chaired by Prof. Dr Daniel Joslyn-Siemiatkoski (Boston College) and Rabbi Or Rose (Hebrew College).