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Description
The Harris Institute’s Cambridge Colloquy is a weeklong exclusive gathering of ministry leaders and scholars at Westminster College at the University of Cambridge. The lectures and conversations are dedicated to addressing our time’s most urgent and compelling question: What is the Holy Spirit doing in the global context? There are many ministries around the world engaging in Spirit-filled work. The Cambridge Colloquy creates a space to convene to share stories and insights from a variety of global contexts.
The Harris Institute’s Cambridge Colloquy aims to bring together leaders to critically reflect on how Spirit-filled Christians experience the Holy Spirit in their respective contexts. Participants benefit from lectures and discussions, fostering meaningful connections with the cohort of global leaders. This gathering creates space for worship and conversations about opportunities for collaboration and advances the discourse on the work of the Spirit in the Church and the world.
Resident Delegates
The Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide, in collaboration with the Harris Institute, invites pastors, ministry leaders, worship leaders, missionaries, students, lay ministers, and anyone from diverse regions who are interested in the work of the Holy Spirit worldwide to the Cambridge Colloquy on the Holy Spirit in a Global Context at Westminster College. In recent years, scholars have observed a significant shift in the center of Christianity from North America to the Global South. Notably, Pentecostal and Charismatic expressions of faith represent a substantial part of this global expansion.
The Experience
- Experience a spiritual encounter with insights about what the Holy Spirit is doing through other ministries throughout the world.
- Room in Cambridge’s on-campus housing and enjoy three-course dinners catered inside the famed Cambridge dining halls.
- Enjoy tours of Cambridge sites and participate in delegate socials at local restaurants and pubs.
- Participate in worship and devotional services.
- Receive a lifelong learning, not-for-credit Resident Delegate diploma at the closing elegant candlelight gala.
Goals & Objectives
- Engage in intellectual discourse and spiritual reflection on the work of the Holy Spirit in the world.
- Network with influential Christian leaders and professionals across different occupations.
- Build institutional connections with other churches, para-ministries, worship leaders, pastors, mission groups, and creative ministries.
- Discover deeper insight into the person and work of the Holy Spirit in the world.