Regular Seminar in January 2012

52th Regular Seminar  

On the Story of a Woman who Talks back to Jesus

 Text: Mark 7:24-30

She will challenge the two questions that have not been clearly solved even by feminist Biblical scholars. The parallel text found in Matthew may be dealt with.

Speaker: Hisako Kinukawa
(Co-director of Center for Feminist Theology and Ministry in Japan)

Time & Date : January 14, 2012 from 2:30-4:30 p.m

Fee: \500 for members (\1,000 for non-members)

Place : KYOFUKAI - Japan Christian Women's Organization
            (2-23-5 Hyakunincho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo)

 

This seminar will be held at Kyo Fu Kai ( The Japan Christian Women's Organization ) which is located only one minutes walk from JR Okubo station ( on the Chuo line ). Use the main exit of the station. Walk under a railroad bridge and along a road which runs parallel with the railway. The building is on your right

Regular Seminor in November 2011

51th Regular Seminar

Listening Anew the Parable of the Talents

 This is an attempt to listen to the "Jesus'" oral version of the parable with the questions, including "How might have the Galelean peasants heard the parable?", "Was the kyrios[lord] really God?", "How can we retrieve
women's voices into our imaginary world of the parable? 

Speaker: Satoko Yamaguchi
(Co-director of Center for Feminist Theology and Ministry in Japan)

Time & Date : November 12, 2011 from 2:30-4:30 p.m

Fee: \500 for members (\1,000 for non-members)

Place : KYOFUKAI - Japan Christian Women's Organization
            (2-23-5 Hyakunincho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo)

 

This seminar will be held at Kyo Fu Kai ( The Japan Christian Women's Organization ) which is located only one minutes walk from JR Okubo station ( on the Chuo line ). Use the main exit of the station. Walk under a railroad bridge and along a road which runs parallel with the railway. The building is on your right

Regular Meeting Place

This seminar will be held at Kyo Fu Kai ( Japan Christian Women's Organization) which is located only one minutes walk from JR Okubo station ( on the Chuo line ). Use the main exit of the station. Walk under a railroad bridge and along a road which runs parallel with the railway. The building is on your right.

New Contact Address

The meeting place moved to Okubo.

Center for Feminist Theology and Ministry in Japan
c/o KYOFUKAI
2-23-5 Hyakunincho
Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-0073
Japan

E-mail: cftmj2000[at]yahoo.com (Please take out [at] and put in @)