Sábado, 6 de deciembre
Migraciones en Perspectiva Pastoral
Consulta Teológica Online
6 de diciembre | 12–19 hs (Argentina)
Evento gratuito
La Fraternidad Teológica Latinoamericana invita a una jornada de reflexión teológica y pastoral sobre migraciones, con reconocidos ponentes de la región.
Modalidades:
Plenarias
Conversatorios
Conferencias
Diálogos grupales
Temas destacados:
Prácticas pastorales en contextos migratorios
Niñez desplazada
Refugiados palestinos
Perspectivas pastorales sobre “ilegalidad”
Lecturas narrativas sobre inmigración
Lunes, 15 de deciembre
Se aproxima el nuevo webinar de la serie “La Iglesia que Acompaña el Migrante”. Desde enero de 2026, este ha sido un espacio de información y reflexión pastoral sobre el acompañamiento integral a las comunidades inmigrantes en los Estados Unidos.
🗓️ Lunes, 15 de diciembre
⏰ 12:00 p.m. (Hora del Pacífico) / 3:00 p.m. (Hora del Este)
📍 Vía Zoom
El próximo encuentro tendrá como enfoque:
“Una Tarde de Esperanza”
Un tiempo de "Storytelling" y oración mientras escuchan de las iglesias que están en la primera linea del acompañamiento.
Tuesday, January 6th
Join us on Tuesday, January 6, 2026 at 5:00pm (PST) | 8:00pm (EST) for our Winter Book Webinar with Kat Armas. Liturgies for Resisting Empire explores what it means to belong to God, not empire, by looking at the ways the early church wrestled with this. Through de- and post-colonial interpretations of Scripture, she examines empires throughout history, offering readers a path toward liberation from systems of exploitation and guidance for building communities that value people over power. We invite you to join us for this conversation! To receive the zoom link, register below.
Fri-Sat, Feb 20-21, 2026
The FaithWorks Compassion & Justice Conference 2026 will bring together people and organizations from different backgrounds to worship, grow, pray, and take action, focused around racial justice.
You will have the opportunity to hear and learn from the prophetic and diverse voices of leading advocates, pastors, and practitioners who will focus on different aspects of Racial Justice.
We'll hear from Malcolm Foley, pastor and author of The Anti-Greed Gospel, on racial justice from an African-American perspective; Robert P. Jones, author of White Too Long and The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy, will speak from a white Christian perspective; Agustín Quiles will speak from a Latino perspective on the work of mobilizing the Latino Church in Florida to work for justice. Rev. Bethany Molinar and Rev. Lori Tapia will preach to challenge and inspire us in the work of racial justice.