JUDSON RESEARCH CENTER
Background
Judson Research Center was founded on July 13, 2003 under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Samuel Ngun Ling, who was founder and also present President of MIT with the purpose of striving for promotion of interfaith studies, interfaith dialogue and study of current issues in Myanmar. Working together with various religious leaders, scholars, students and young people of other faiths, the JRC convenes series of Interfaith forums, seminars, workshops and trainings on various themes such as Religious Freedom, Peace and Reconciliation, Ethnic Issues, Gender Equality and Environment Issues, in which Christian, Hindu, Buddhist and Muslim religious leaders come, discuss, reflect and find out a common cause to build up friendship, mutual understanding, mutual trust and mutual cooperation.
Vision and Goal
To strive for mutual understanding, mutual respect, and mutual trust among different faiths, and build up
cooperation for the peaceful, just, participatory, responsible and sustainable society.
Mission
Judson Research Center (JRC) is MIT-based non-profit research Center for Interfaith Studies, Dialogue and Current Issues. The aim is to improve interfaith relations based on mutual understanding, mutual respect, and mutual trust. JRC is serving not only as a resource center of education for interfaith studies, but also as platform for the scholars, religious leaders, theological students and young people from different faiths to develop dialogue, and actions to address the current issues for the betterment of our society.
Strategic Actions
- Interfaith Engagement
– Promotion of interfaith Awareness
– Increase Capacity of Interfaith Group
– Create Space for Interfaith Dialogue through Current Issues
– Promote Existing Relationship with other Faith Institutions
– Promote Dialogue Skills - Media Engagements
– Improve the Role of Media for the Promotion of Interfaith Harmony
– Enhance the Capacity of Journalists
– Develop Media Monitoring
– Engaging Love Speech through Media - Church Engagement
– Promote Interfaith Awareness
– Empowering the Mission of the Church to be Relevantly Engaged
– Promote Dialogue Skills - MAID (Master of Arts in Interfaith Dialogue)
- Networking and Promotion of Interfaith Dialogue
Publications
Judson Research Center Publications Series:
- Ecumenical Resources for Dialogue © 2004
- ဗုဒ္ဓဒေသနာတော်မှ ကောက်နှုတ်ချက်များ – မှ ဒေါ်လှရည် © ၂၀၀၅
- Communicating Christ in Myanmar (2nd edition) © 2009
- The Life and Thought of Thra Gideon Shwe © 2011
- Nat Worship: A Paradigm for Doing Contextual Theology in Myanmar © 2012 February
- Engagement Judson Research Center Bulletin Vols. 1 – 13
- မြန်မာ့ရိုးရာ ဆယ့်နှစ်လ ရာသီပွဲတော်များ – မှ ဒေါ်လှရည် © ၂၀၁၂
- မြန်မာနိုင်ငံ သမိုင်း၌ဗုဒ္ဓဘာသာနှင့် ခရစ်ယာန်ဘာသာထိတွေ့မှု ဖြစ်စဉ်အကျဉ်း – မှ သိက္ခာတော်ရ ဒေါက်တာ မရန်ခွန်ဆိုင်း © ၂၀၁၃
Judson Research Center
Myanmar Institute of Theology
Seminary Hill, Insein, 110011
Yangon, Myanmar
Ph. 95-1- 644946
Our Staff
REV. DR. L. AWNG LI
SAYAMA KHIN HNIN PYU
SAYA
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