Association conferences

The theme of Congress 2024, Sustaining Shared Futures, confronts us with the reality that we exist within a web of interconnectivity, not only with all of humanity and nature today, but with infinite generations stretching into the future. As theologians, we are called to reflect on our work in this expansive context, and to consider the place of our tradition in this interconnected web.
What is the place of Canadian Christianity, churches, and theological schools in addressing global challenges? What is a sustainable vision for ecclesial institutions and local congregations in the context of a Canadian religious landscape characterized by increasing religious and nonreligious diversity? What does it look like to create structures that preserve social relationships grounded in decoloniality, anti-racism, justice, economic redistribution, and environmental justice, while promoting the prosperity of all today?
CTS also welcomes proposals on theological topics beyond the conference theme, and in all of the theological disciplines, including biblical, pastoral, systematic, philosophical, moral, and practical theology. The Canadian Theological Society is committed to providing fair representation of Canadian diversity within and beyond the theological community. Women, Indigenous, and Black scholars as well as members of other underrepresented groups are therefore especially enjoined to submit proposals.