Theological Formation for All

We regularly offer online opportunities for theological formation. All are invited to join our learning community. Check back here for upcoming opportunities. 

Spring 2024: An Introduction to Church History

Period: “Global Mission” / Christendom to Post-Christendom
Document: Chicago Lambeth Quadrilateral

Period: Reformation to Restoration
Document: Articles of Religion

Period: Schism(atic) to Protest(ant)
Document: Articles of Religion

Period: Roman EMpires Not Yet Holy
Document: Athanasian Creed

Period: Persecution to Persecuting
Document: Definition from Council of Chalcedon

Fall 2023: An Introduction to Christian Theology

Session I: What is Christian Theology
Session II: Christology
Session III: Sin and Forgiveness
Session IV: Baptism and Ecclesiology
Session V: Eucharist and the Kingdom
Session VI: Eschatology and Final Presentations

 

Summer 2023: Worship & Liturgy

Session I: Intro to Worship – Purpose, History, and Norms
Session II: How Liturgy Works
Session III: BCP, EOW, BOS, Other Liturgical Resources, and How to Use Them
Session IV: Music – Praying Twice
Session V: Tying It All Together: Planning and Creating Liturgies
Session VI: Final Project Presentations

Episcopal Diocese of Northern Michigan

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Marquette, MI 49855

(906) 228-7160

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The Episcopal Diocese of Northern Michigan is located in K’chi Namebini-Ziibing (Marquette), the ancestral homelands of the Anishinaabeg, Three Fires Confederacy. The diocese acknowledges the historical connection our organization has with its Indigenous community and their sacred connection with the land. We recognize, support and advocate for the sovereign rights of tribal nations as they navigate through the various impacts of settler colonialism. This acknowledgment is aligned with our churches core value of creating a diverse and inclusive community. It is an organizational responsibility to recognize and acknowledge the people, culture and history that make up our beloved shared community.