News of the extended network of faculty, alumni, students, visiting researchers, and mission partners is regularly updated, and some of the big ideas or major events in Global Christianity are covered in the CGCM News.

Titus Presler’s Talk on “The Poverty Captivity of Mission in the Churches”

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On October 25, 2022, at 2 pm, Rev. Canon Dr. Titus Presler, the Executive Director of the Global Episcopal Mission Network, former president of Austin Seminary, former dean of General Seminary, and current Vicar of a church in Vermont, will be speaking to students on the theme, "The Poverty Captivity of Mission in the Churches," in the College of General Studies (CGS 123), Boston University.

He will also meet the Anglo-Episcopal Community of Learning at STH B24, Boston University. The meeting will be an informal one, hosted by the Center for Global Christianity and Mission.

 

Casely Essamuah’s (’03) interview at the WCC

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"The first question the secretary of Global Christian Forum, Rev. Dr. Casely Baiden Essamuah, asks himself when he sits down at the table together with networking peers from different denominations is: “who is missing?""

Rev. Dr. Casely Baiden Essamuah ('03) recently gave an interview to WCC Communications and elaborated that plans were underway to hold a global gathering of the Forum in 2024 in Accra, Ghana. A memorandum of understanding was also signed between the Global Christian Forum and the World Council of Churches during his visit to Geneva.

Alumnus Travis Myers (’15) joining the Faculty of LCC International University

Alumnus Travis Myers (2015) is soon joining the faculty of LCC International University in Klaipeda, Lithuania as Assistant Professor of Humanities in the core curriculum. He and his wife, Susan, are eager to share in the mission there of education for transformation through high-quality instruction and caring relationships with approximately 700 students from more than 50 countries. The non-denominational and ecumenical university’s connections with the Mennonite tradition are seen in a curricular emphasis on international relations and peacemaking. The campus has recently hosted Ukrainian refugee families.