Life-Long Learning

In the Book: Exploring the Significance of the Septuagint

Northwest, ACTS Seminaries, and the John William Weavers Institute for Septuagint Studies warmly welcome you to attend an In the Book seminar on October 18 from 6:00-8:00pm.   Dr. Jean Maurais, Vice Dean and Profesor of Old Testament at Faculté de Théologie Évangélique – Acadia University, will be presenting on why the Greek translation of …

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Around the Table: reduce blindspots, build bridges – an intercultural development workshop

Northwest invites you to participate in an assessment of your intercultural relationship building skills through the Intercultural Development Inventory.   This includes an explanatory workshop on November 3, 2023 from 9:00am-12:00pm with Drs. Mark Naylor, Jonathan Numada, Don Chang, and Byungsuk Kim.   You can attend in person at the Northwest Media Centre (located in …

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Incarnate words? The theology of writing in an age of ChatGPT

Join us for the next In the Chair seminar On October 4, 2023 Dr. Holly Faith Nelson will present an interdisciplinary analysis of the theological significance of writing in a time when artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies are advanced enough to ‘write’ for us.   Dr. Michael Morelli will provide a response and …

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In the Book: Sojourners in the Word and the World

Session One: Why You Think the Way You Do Session Two: The Hermeneutical Sojourn: From Exegesis to Theology to Preaching Session Three: Sojourners in the Old Testament: The Conceptualization of Ger in the Old Testament Session Four: Living Like Saints of Old: Faith-Filled Sojourning in Hebrews 11 Session Five: The Contextualization Dimensions of Theology Considering …

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