2021-03-04
ICCJ: new articles are available on JCRelations.net
JCRelations.net: March edition online
Międzynarodowa Rada Chrześcijan i Żydów (ICCJ) - Kronika
2021-02-21
Development and Diversity
ICCJ online: video: Interreligious Dialogue about the Land
Living Jewishly in the Land, A Christian Life in a Wounded Land, Israel in Jewish Theologies, Israel in Protestant Theologies, Israel in Catholic Theologies
2021-06-20
When All This Is Over, How Do We Want The World To Be Different? ICCJ Conference 2021
ICCJ Annual Conference 2021
SAVE THE DATE! This year's ICCJ conference will be held online from Sunday, June 20 - Wednesday, June 23, on the theme
2021-02-21
Interreligious Dialogue about the Land
Themes in Enabling Dialogue about the Land: A Resource Book for Jews and Christians.
Anette Adelmann; ICCJ General Secretary | 02.02.2021
On February 21, 6 p.m. UTC the ICCJ is going to hold a webinar on its new book "Enabling Dialogue about the Land". Registration for participants is open!
2021-01-29
International Creative Contest of the Friends and Sponsors of the Martin Buber House
The past year, 2020, was different from all the years before. Covid-19 cut down our social contacts, reduced our travel, influenced our decisions, and, at the same time, made us creative.
2020-12-31
ICCJ President's Greetings for 2021
Leaving the year 2020 will be a relief to many! What the first year of the new decennium did offer us was something unexpected; still, something which shouldn’t totally surprised us. Viruses come and go. The Covid-19 is contagious and fatal. It very soon spread around the globe and became a pandemic in the full meaning of the word.
2020-12-22
Enabling Dialogue about the Land
Enabling Dialogue About the Land comprises essays from 16 contributing scholars who engaged for several years in the “Promise, Land, and Hope” research project of the International Council for Christians and Jews (ICCJ), headquartered in Heppenheim, Germany.
2020-12-10
ICCJ President's Greetings for Chanukkah and Christmas
I recently saw a greeting saying “Happy Chanumas”. It could be that this is a play on words from someone who wants to greet his or her Jewish and Christian friends at the same time. But it could as well be interpreted as a way of harmonizing or making a mixture of the two faith traditions’ holidays.
2020-12-10
Light and Darkness: Our Festivals and Our Times
As a contribution to this year's Chanukkah and Christmas celebrations all around the world ICCJ's Theology Committee offers an one-hour video seminar on "Light and Darkness: Our Festivals and Our Times"