An Online Learning Community Pursuing Faith & Justice

Joining the Faith and Justice Network means immersing yourself in a community of people on a spiritual journey. You may choose to engage in one or two of the activities each month or do as much as you can. The critical part is finding a rhythm that works for you, amidst the various streams of action and contemplation we offer each month: 

1. Webinar with a thought leader, often the author of the book we’re reading for the month 
2. Short teaching videos focusing on a Bible passage, a history lesson, or a theological reflection 
3. Curated readings based on key texts that relate to the monthly theme; participants can choose to read 10-15 pages or several hundred pages 
4. Embodied practices, activities to do on your own or with others, ranging from nature walks to guided writing exercises to different forms prayer 
5. Online discussion forums addressing questions and topics related to the monthly theme  
6. Fireside Chats at the end of each month, a concluding video livestream (sometimes a Zoom call), a time to reflect on lingering questions 
7. And more: an accompanying podcast, office hours with a teaching fellow, regional gatherings, immersion trips in different parts of the world, etc. 

Join a small group of peers on a shared journey, led by one of our teaching fellows or other partner leaders who work at the intersection of faith and justice. 

Tuition for cohorts: $100/month, usually for set periods of time (e.g., year-long, four months for the duration of our spring curriculum, etc.); generous scholarships available. 

For spring 2022, cohorts space is limited. To request a spot, you can visit the cohorts page inside the platform after subscribing. Look for more cohort opportunities in the summer and fall. 

Join the Academic Track of the Faith and Justice Fellowship. It’s a part-time, cohort-based, distance learning pre-seminary program you can do from anywhere in the world. Our partner seminaries are:

• Austin Theological Seminary
• Fuller Theological Seminary
• Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
• Western Theological Seminary (Holland, Michigan).

Completed course work in the Faith and Justice curriculum can be used for advanced standing with credit in a master’s degree program.