Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians
Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians (FEET) is a European association of evangelical theologians, churches, scholars and fellowships. It was founded by John R. W. Stott in 1974 in the wake of the Lausanne Conference.[1]
The goal is to connect academic evangelical theologians (and churches could also be members) on the basis of scriptural authority and biblical theology.[2]
FEET holds yearly conferences, either virtual or in person, on specific topics that are relevant to evangelicals.[3] Due to COVID in 2020, FEET held its first virtual conference, which has continued yearly beside the biannual in person conference at different locations in Europe.[4]
The official Journal of FEET is the European Journal of Theology, holding articles in English, German and French.[2]
References
- ^ Konference evropských evangelikálních teologů v Praze : Náboženský infoservis, 14. 9. 2024 (cs)
- ^ a b https://feet-europe.org/about FEET, oficial page : About
- ^ https://feet-europe.org/conferences FEET, official page : Conferences
- ^ FEET Conference – 28-29 August : European Council for Theological Education
External links
- Evangelical theologians in Europe to explore 'evangelical identity' at upcoming conference marking 50 years since Lausanne evangelism congress : Christian Daily 17. 6. 2024
- Theological Conference of the Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians (2012)
- Profile on AFET (Arbeitskreis für evangelikale Theologie in Verbindung mit der Evangelischen Allianz in Deutschland - EAD)