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Home » God, Creation and Us: From Theology to Action

God, Creation and Us: From Theology to Action

March 9, 2022 By Web Editor

God, Creation and Us: From Theology to Action

24-27 March 2022.

Oxford Three Faiths Encounter

Jewish, Christian and Muslim traditions – learning and encounter at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford.

Over 80% of the world’s population are estimated to be people of faith or affiliated to a faith group, and yet only a few faith leaders have been in the forefront of thinking about the most important issue facing us all – the climate crisis. All our faiths have beautiful texts and traditions about protecting the environment, but even so, we have not been active enough to make the changes we need.

A vitally important part is the opportunity not just to observe but to participate in authentic traditions of worship from the three faiths. These will take place on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the conference. The programme will begin on Thursday morning 24 March and a social event will be held the night before for those already in Oxford.

The conference is open to people of all ages and faiths. The event is being held to highlight that people of faith need to be engaging with their communities to commit to the action we all need to take to save our world from climate disaster.

The organisers particularly welcome:

  • Students with an interest in other faiths and cultures.
  • Workers in faith communities.
  • Teachers, social workers, police, prison officers or anyone who works with faith communities or in the public sector.
Speakers
  • Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg
  • Dr Tim Winter (Abdal Hakim Murad)
  • Esther De Waal
  • Dr Bethany Sollereder
  • Kamran Shezad Msc
  • Rabbi Judith Rosen-Berry
  • Naomi Reiss
  • Student Rabbi Shulamit
  • Morris Evans
  • Dr Kris De Meyer
  • Revd Margot Hodson and Dr Martin Hodson
  • The Young Christian Climate Network
Cost

Non-Residential £130 or Online £60.

Bursaries are available for those on low income and there is a special scheme for young adults, trainees and students.

The in-person price includes lunch, dinner and refreshments, and use of the facilities at Wycliffe Hall.

Booking
  • Application Form for Online and Online Bursary Attendance
  • Application Form for In-Person Attendance
  • Bursary Application Form for In-Person Attendance
Leaflet and poster
  • Leaflet Oxford 3F 2022 (PDF)
  • Poster Oxford 3F (PDF)
More information

Please email or phone 07711 960644.

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