the premiere academic publication
for interreligious scholarship
since 1964
The Journal of Ecumenical Studies (JES) is a quarterly academic journal that focuses on vitally important issues of ecumenical and interreligious dialogue around the world. It offers an outlet for a high caliber of cutting-edge scholarship, intellectual inquisitiveness, and overall excellence.
Together with the Dialogue Institute, JES is at the dynamic center of a multi-faceted campaign to provide the kind of sound basis for cross-cultural understanding that can transform a potential "clash of civilizations" into a "concert of civilizations."
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A wonderful resource for religious leaders and faith communities, this volume offers down-to-earth guidance for interreligious dialogue in a variety of grassroots settings. Leading Jewish, Muslim, and Christian scholars and activists share their wisdom and stories, discussion questions and action suggestions. Great for use by individuals, study groups, classes and more.
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"This is a journal with a vision. It is a vision of the dialogue of religious people around the world seeking to promote human flourishing.... I know of no other publication in English that does more for the promotion of interreligious affairs and concerns than the Journal of Ecumenical Studies, and it has done so now for four decades."
John Berthrong
Institute for Dialogue among Religious Traditions
at Boston University
JES is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization with an active Annual Giving Program; all donations are fully tax deductible.
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The Journal of Ecumenical Studies and its related Dialogue Institute comprise an independent 501(c)(3) (NGO) at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA.