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The Garret Collective and the Center and Library for the Bible and Social Justice (CLBSJ) in collaboration with the Church of the Covenant invite all justice-oriented scholars attending the SBL/AAR Conference in Boston, and all Boston-area activists and faith leaders, to come together for a “Wisdom Circle.” A potluck-style vegan dinner will be served!
Join Chicago-based iconographer Joseph Malham for a three day icon writing workshop. Learn about the history and use of icons, the process of writing an icon, and engage in the process itself. No previous art experience is necessary or even preferred.
In partnership with the community in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago, we walk with Jesus to the cross on Good Friday in a bilingual procession. Cost of registration covers programming and lunch.
The Notes of Rest Retreat will be a time of extended reflection on your sabbath practice as a means of spiritual transformation. Led by artist-theologian Julian Davis Reid and in partnership with Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, we’ll receive from God through classical spiritual disciplines such as sacred reading and extended silence. Cost includes meals, housing, and programming.
These prayers are collected from the Garrett Community. They will be added to each month, reflecting the diversity of how we pray and for what we pray.
These liturgies support us as we seek to make worship more expansive and more faithful.
These resources invite us into deeper reflection on how to make our worship and community spaces more accessible to more people.
Learn from sought-after and diverse leaders and facilitators from around the world. Don’t see what you need? Fill out our survey to ask for or offer to create something new.
Watch Garrett’s President Rev. Dr. Javier Viera asking leading scholars and practitioners about faith, practice, and theological education.
“Collective Theologies” explores how expansive theological education can be, especially when we co-create. Each episode features a practitioner (or two) in conversation with a member of the Garrett Collective team.
Tuesday Teachings are free, one-hour webinars with practical tools and inspiring voices for ministry. Join live or watch the recordings anytime.
The library is free to use anywhere in the globe, requires no membership or registration, and it does not collect any personal information about patrons. It is our mission to facilitate access to high-quality religious studies content for all.
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