Online

This course explores the biblical concept of shalom, focusing on the economic dimensions of material poverty in Scripture. Participants will learn how biblical teachings can inform churches' approaches to addressing poverty in their communities.

This course explores the biblical theology of Sabbath, its role in Christian spirituality and pastoral leadership, and its invitation to restorative rest, social justice, and resilient faith beyond managing busyness or taking time off.

This course explores the evolving relationship between LGBTQ+ identities and the Catholic Church, focusing on Pope Francis' leadership and the synodal movement toward a more inclusive and compassionate Church for queer Catholics.

Together, we will explore some best practices from pedagogy and accessible resources from biblical scholarship so that students feel better equipped as teachers for their own contexts.

In this four-week course, we will look at John's apocalypse and ask questions such as: What is Jesus revealed to be?

Join The Candler Foundry for a year-long, three-part Bible course online happening in Spring, Summer, and Fall 2025.