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David Meyer to be Awarded 2026 "Seelisberg Prize"

As part of the opening event of the ICCJ international conference in Hanover on Sunday, July 12, Rabbi Dr David Meyer will be awarded the 2026 SEELISBERG PRIZE
The SEELISBERG PRIZE is named in memory of the ground-breaking gathering that occurred in the small Swiss village of Seelisberg from 30 July to 5 August 1947 to address perennial Christian teachings of contempt for Jews and Judaism. It issued the very influential "A Call to the Churches: The Ten Points of Seelisberg" which is widely recognized as inaugurating the transformation in relations between Jews and Christians that has unfolded over the past seventy years/p>

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ICCJ: Conference News 2026

Together with five plenary sessions, sightseeing program, music, a movie and more, 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 and Jewish-Christian-Muslim relations, and interreligious dialogue in general.

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ICCJ 2026 Conference in Hanover / Germany

Preparations for ICCJ's 2026 international conference to be held in Hanover / Germany, July 12-15, are under way. The theme of the conference is "Repentance, Repair, and Reconciliation: Religious Resources for Tumultuous Times"
The conference is organized in collaboration with the Deutscher Koordinierungsrat der Gesellschaften für christlich-jüdische Zusammenarbeit (DKR).

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7th of October

After another difficult, painful, and bloody year, we redouble our prayers and commitment to peace. May all efforts to end the violence grow and illuminate the way to healing, reconciliation, and prosperity for everyone in the region.

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ICCJ member organisations gather in Warsaw

24 July 2025 - ICCJ delegates from 23 countries came together in Warsaw to learn from each other in Jewish-Christian dialogue and to reaffirm their vision of global interreligious harmony.
Through a programme that balanced academic insight with practical engagement and cultural immersion, participants shared the challenges they face and explored new strategies to enhance their interfaith work, while honouring the complexity of the histories that shape it.

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Webinar: From 325 to 2025: The Council of Nicaea and Jewish-Christian Relations Today

In conjunction with ICCJ's member organization "Christian Jewish Dialogue of Canada", the ICCJ Theology Committee is hosting a webinar on Tuesday, September 9, 6 pm UTC, to explore the ongoing influence and impact of the Council and Creed of Nicaea on Jewish-Christian Relations.

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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

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ICCJ - konferencje doroczne od 1947

Począwszy od 1947.

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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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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.