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| Ecumenical Theological Seminary, within an urban setting, provides education for ministry that is grounded in the Christian tradition, while welcoming interfaith dialogue. We promote critical reflection by all members of our learning community, as we integrate theology with practice and faith with social responsibility. |
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Guiding Principles |
Ecumenical Theological Seminary is guided in its mission by the following principles: |
| Ecumenical Principles |
- We promote ecumenical dialogue and action across a spectrum of faith traditions.
- We facilitate relationships among city, suburban and rural congregations and colleagues.
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| Ethical Principles |
- We seek to develop an ever-expanding consciousness of the way spiritual and social realities affect each other.
- We seek to foster justice at local, national and global levels, beginning with accountability to those who are the most marginalized.
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| Innovative Principles |
- We seek to utilize educational methods that are flexible, transformational and uniquely relevant to the needs of our students and our world.
- We encourage all members of our learning community to evaluate and utilize insights from a broad spectrum of life experiences.
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| Integrative Principles· |
- We seek to connect academic theory with life practice.
- We ground ministerial vision and social action in our life of prayer, encouraging ongoing reflection regarding self, community, global concerns, and relationship to God.
Current News
Letter from the President
Letter from the Dean
Academic Calendar
Take a Virtual Tour
Ecumenical Theological Seminary Annual Report 2005-2006
Contact Information:
Lynne Hannum
Ecumenical Theological Seminary
2930 Woodward Avenue
Detroit MI 48201
(313) 831-5200 ext. 208
lhannum@etseminary.edu
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