Explore the key moments and achievements of the ecumenical movement in the 20th Century in this Semester 1 unit at Pilgrim Theological College.
Ecumenical Studies, taught by Rev Prof John Flett and Rev Prof Stephen Burns, will invite you to consider the topics that continue to be significant challenges to ecumenical convergence such as the authority of the T/tradition/s, gender, interfaith engagement and the ‘marks’ of the church.
To learn more or enrol, contact our Registrar – 03 9340 8892 or study@pilgrim.edu.au
Unit details
Provider
Pilgrim Theological College
Lecturers
Rev Professor John Flett and Rev Professor Stephen Burns
Unit Codes
- DU1000P (Face to Face): https://ums.divinity.edu.au/unit/DU1000P/delivery/8907
- DU8000P (Face to Face): https://ums.divinity.edu.au/unit/DU8000P/delivery/8910
Pilgrim Theological College brings faith and scholarship into conversation in order to equip and form disciples and leaders for the church and world. It is the official training college for the Uniting Church in Victoria and Tasmania and offers courses from undergraduate to master to PhD level. Pilgrim’s world-class faculty come from a diverse range of Christian traditions, ethnicities, and disciplines, to offer a rich learning environment.
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