A project of

in cooperation with other international partners

Dr. Stephen Brown

Programme Executive, GlobeTheoLib Tel. +41 22 791 6342 brown@globethics.net

Providing content for the Global Digital Library on Theology and Ecumenism GlobeTheoLib is a global online library that covers theology and ecumenism. It offers free-ofcharge access for individual registered users (such as theological researchers, educators and students) to documents and resources on intercultural theology and the international ecumenical movement, including contextual theologies, church and society issues, mission, and the history of Christian denominations. GlobeTheoLib is directed particularly towards individuals active in theological education, research and publication in the countries and churches of Africa, Asia, Latin America, Pacific and Caribbean and in Eastern and Central Europe. It provides a new model for sharing theological knowledge and resources across national, cultural and denominational barriers in order to make the theological voices and resources of the South more visible and accessible. The WCC Programme on Ecumenical Theological Education (ETE), which co-initiated and planned this project, is encouraged all regional associations of theological schools worldwide to support this project. GlobeTheoLib aims to support and enable well-equipped participation in the teaching of theology, the generation of ecumenical and intercultural perspectives and the formation of a new generation of ecumenical leaders. Ecumenical and intercultural theologies Contextual theologies Interreligious dialogue World Christianity Gender and Theology Biblical Theology World Mission and Missiology Theological Education

GlobeTheoLib is looking for the following types of theological content in electronic form: scholarly contributions from theological research electronic theological journals theological theses or dissertations (Masters and Doctorate level) available in electronic form Special collections of theological content Digital versions of major theological monographs statements and reports from major regional or global ecumenical and theological conferences

Please use the attached document to list potential content from your institution that could be made available to GlobeTheoLib. Please only list material where you own the copyright or where the content is in the public domain. We will discuss with you the best way of integrating this content into GlobeTheoLib and a formal agreement will be drawn up before this content is placed in the library.

www.globethics.net

Global Digital Library on Theology and Ecumenism

150, route de Ferney - CH-1211 Geneva 2 infoweb@globethics.net

A project of
in cooperation with other international partners

Providing content for the Global Digital Library on Theology and Ecumenism GlobeTheoLib is a global online library that covers theology and ecumenism. It offers free-ofcharge access for individual registered users (such as theological researchers, educators and students) to documents and resources on intercultural theology and the international ecumenical movement, including contextual theologies, church and society issues, mission, and the history of Christian denominations. Please use the attached document to list potential content from your institution that could be made available to GlobeTheoLib. Please only list material where you own the copyright or where the content is in the public domain. We will discuss with you the best way of integrating this content into GlobeTheoLib and a formal agreement will be drawn up before this content is placed in the library. Name of institution: Contact person: Address: Email address: Telephone:

1. Major theological articles/essays according to academic standards

2. Theological monographs existing in electronic form

3. Statements from and reports about theological conferences

4. Programmatic theological texts from major regional and global theological conferences and ecumenical gatherings

5. Theological thesis from theological colleges and faculties at Master's and Doctoral level which are available in electronic form

6. Theological journals to be made available through GlobeTheoLib

7. Special collections of theological articles existing already in digital format

8. Course outlines, curriculum plans and text collections in digital format used for theological education

9. Websites which indicate collections of specialized content relevant for theology and ecumenism in the internet

10. Other digital theological libraries that should be explored with a view to inclusion within GlobeTheoLib or referenced via GlobeTheoLib

11. Bibliographies for special theological themes and subjects

12. Special resources for theological education and ecumenical research (course materials for Theological Education by Extension, course outlines, curriculum plans, reference texts, core text collections for particular seminar themes).

Please return this form to: Dr. Stephen Brown, Programme Executive, GlobeTheoLib, brown@globethics.net If you have any questions or require further information please contact him by email at the address above or by phone at +41 22 791 63 42 Globethics.net, 150, route de Ferney, CH-1211 Geneva 2, Switzerland.