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Registration is now open for our upcoming conference, Nicaea Pro Ecclesia: The Status and Potential of Our Nicene Heritage in Christian Catechesis and Ecumenical Dialogue. The conference will be held January 12-14 in Birmingham, Alabama. Take advantage of our Early Bird rate of $260 between now and September 5, 2025.

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In this episode, Doug Sweeney sits down with Mickey Mattox (Hillsdale College) and Joel Chopp (Asbury Theological Seminary) to discuss the significance of the Pro Ecclesia Journal and their work as its newly appointed Editor and Managing Editor.

Pro Ecclesia Journal Articles that Impacted Dr. Chopp and Dr. Mattox:

The New Testament and the Nicene Dogma: A Contribution to the Recovery of Theological Exegesis by David S. Yeago (1994).

Pro Ecclesia Journal: Volume 4 Issue 1, February 1995.

Lutheran-Roman Catholic Consensus on Justification: The Theological Achievement of the Joint Declaration by David S. Yeago (1998).

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Register for our 2026 Conference

Registration is now open for our upcoming conference, Nicaea Pro Ecclesia: The Status and Potential of Our Nicene Heritage in Christian Catechesis and Ecumenical Dialogue. The conference will be held January 12-14 in Birmingham, Alabama. Take advantage of our Early Bird rate of $260 between now and September 5, 2025.

Subscribe to the Podcast

You can find and subscribe to “That They May All Be One” on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube, and on our Website.

Save the date for our 2026 conference entitled, Nicaea Pro Ecclesia: The Status and Potential of Our Nicene Heritage in Christian Catechesis and Ecumenical Dialogue, coming up January 12-14 in Birmingham, Alabama. More information is available on our website:

https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/2026

In episode #1, Executive Director Doug Sweeney sits down with Drs. Michael Root and Paul Hinlicky (a Catholic and a Lutheran) to discuss the origins and history of the Center and invite newer/younger theologians and clergy to join us.