Residency Programs
- - Scholars, clergy, church leaders, thinkers, artists, and writers who are seeking to discern and communicate the meaning of Christian identity and unity in a religiously and culturally diverse world are invited to apply for our residency programs.
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    for those looking to stay a semester or a full academic year
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Writing Workshops
- - Each summer, the Collegeville Institute opens its doors to pastors, ministers, lay leaders, and other thinkers and writers for week-long, intensive writing workshops geared toward various levels of writing skill, genre and interest.
    
    Each fall, the Collegeville Institute partners with other institutes, seminaries, or churches to coordinate regional off-site workshops.
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Vocation Projects
- - The Communities of Calling Initiative invites congregations into a 5-year project on vocation.
    
    The Collegeville Institute Seminars offer resources to explore calling in your community.
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- Resources on Vocation:
- - Called to Life – a free program for small groups
  - Called to Work – a free program for small groups
- - Lives Explored – a video storytelling project
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Fellows Program
- Bringing together an ecumenical group of gifted Minnesota faith leaders, the Collegeville Institute Fellows Program focuses on leadership development with the goal of strengthening religious leaders’ sense of themselves as civic leaders.
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- Twin Cities Fellows Program
- Rural Minnesota Fellows Program
- Multi-Religious Fellows Program
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Faith and Writing
- Good writing is essential to powerful theological education within congregations. In this section we highlight book reviews, provide resources for good writing, feature the writing of our program participants, and more.
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- Bearings magazine
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From Interfaith Dialogue to Multi-Religious Action

May 20, 2020 By Collegeville Institute Leave a Comment

Our third podcast episode explores the history of multi-religious work with Rabbi Barry D. Cytron and Dr. Marty Stortz.

Love is a Verb

May 6, 2020 By Collegeville Institute Leave a Comment

In the second episode of our podcast, hear a Muslim-Catholic dialogue about faith and action for the common good.

Religion and the Next Generation

April 22, 2020 By Collegeville Institute Leave a Comment

Listen now to the first episode of our new podcast Unlikely Conversations.

New Podcast Launches on April 22

April 8, 2020 By Collegeville Institute Leave a Comment

Unlikely Conversations is a podcast from the Collegeville Institute hosted by Ellie Roscher that models civil discourse as a spiritual practice.

Season One Trailer

April 3, 2020 By Collegeville Institute Leave a Comment

Listen now to the trailer for Unlikely Conversations, a new podcast from the Collegeville Institute that explores civil discourse as spiritual practice.