Wesley Theological Seminary is honored to partner with the Association for Hispanic Theological Education (AETH) to present: The Justo and Catherine González Resource Center Lecture Series “The Public Witness of the Hispanic/Latino/a Church in the United States,” October 19-20, 2018

AETH is grateful for the support of the following sponsors that made possible the 2018 Justo and Catherine González Resource Center Lecture Series:

AETH agradece el apoyo de los siguientes patrocinadores que hicieron posible las Series de Conferencias 2018 del Centro de Recursos Justo and Catherine González:

The General Board of Church and Society is one of four international general program boards of The United Methodist Church. The board is called to seek the implementation of the Social Principles and other policy statements of the General Conference on Christian social concerns. The board’s mission is to live faith, seek justice, and pursue peace through education, grassroots organizing and advocacy. Connect with us at www.umcjustice.org. 

The Association for Hispanic Theological Education (AETH) is a network of people and institutions that since 1992, works in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and more recently in Latin America and the Caribbean. It is a non-profi t organization dedicated to the promotion and improvement of theological education and its impact on the lives of people, churches and communities. AETH promotes and certifi es the quality of Hispanic theological education programs and contribute to the development of the leadership of women and men who strengthen our congregations and communities. Its mission is to promote excellent and pertinent theological education of Hispanic leaders in their service to the church and the world.

Centered in the Christian tradition, Wesley Theological Seminary has served the church since 1882, equipping exemplary teachers, preachers and leaders to be prophetic voices in the church and the world. Wesley Theological Seminary is located in Washington, DC with a main campus in upper Northwest adjacent to American University and a downtown location at 9th and Massachusetts Ave NW, which houses our Institute for Community Engagement. With the world-renowned Lewis Center for Church Leadership, the pioneering Henry Luce III Center for Religion and the Arts and our innovative Center for Public Theology, Wesley fulfi lls its mission: to equip Christians for leadership in the church and the world, to advance theological scholarship, and to provide a prophetic voice in the public square.

The Calvin Institute of Christian Worship (CICW), located at Calvin College and Calvin Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is an interdisciplinary study and ministry center that promotes the scholarly study of the theology, history, and practice of Christian worship and the renewal of worship in worshiping communities across North America and beyond.Founded in 1997, CICW is dedicated to using the unique resources of a Christian liberal arts college and theological seminary—with its collegial environment, international faculty and student body, wide interdisciplinary expertise, and culture of ongoing learning—to partner with congregations, denominations, parachurch organizations, professional organizations, and publishers to further our mission.