Welcome on the website
for our annual conference 2024

Start: Wednesday, March 6, 2024 at 13:30 pm
End: Friday, March 8, 2024 at 13:00 pm
Sankt Georgen Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
Institute of Global Church and Mission (IWM)
in cooperation with:
the Chair for Medieval and Modern Church History at the Sankt Georgen Graduate School
and the Chair of Church History in the Department of Catholic Theology at the Goethe University Frankfurt am Main.
Contributions from current international research and insights into practical contexts illuminate the topic from different perspectives:
- How are women in mission portrayed in historical documents and what significance is attributed to them in mission history?
- What traces of women in the movement of Christianity through space and time can be discerned and how do these shape theological questions about a reflected understanding of mission?
- In what ways can mission history be adequately discussed today in light of postcolonial critiques regarding the intertwining of colonialism and mission?
- How do women religious from different countries reflect on their role in mission in the Catholic Church?
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Program IWM Annual Conference 2024 (coming soon)
Sr. Mary Makamatine Lembo CSC teaches psychology at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. Her research includes the abuse of nuns in Africa.
Prof. Paulo Diel is professor of church history at the UTFPR in Brasil.
Ute Kemmerling M.A. is historian and doctoral student at the Historical Institute of FernUniversität Hagen in Germany.
Prof. Esther Mombo is associated professor at St. Pauls University Limuru in Kenya, teaching church history and theology from women’s perspective.
Prof. em. Dr. Susana Monreal, Institute of History, Catholic University Uruguay.
Prof. Dr. Katharina Stornig is junior professor of cultural history at the International Graduate Centre for the Study of Culture (GCSC) and the Historical Institute at Justus-Liebig-University in Giessen.
Shannen Dee Williams, PhD is Associate Professor of History at Dayton University.
The conference fee is 90 EUR /reduced 50 EUR (students, people with disabilities).
The conference fee includes cold drinks, coffee and cake during the breaks.
Unfortunately, for VAT reasons, we can no longer offer lunch and dinner.
You have the possibility to take advantage of the lunch offer in the dining hall of the Sankt Georgen Graduate School as a self-payer.
Your registration becomes valid with the transfer of the conference fee within 4 weeks to the following account. You will then receive a confirmation of registration:
Recipient: PTH Sankt Georgen e.V.
IBAN: DE66 3706 0193 4003 6000 20
BIC: GENODED1PAX
Purpose: first name, last name,
IWM JT2024
The Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Sankt Georgen is easy to reach by public transportation:
From the main train station to Sankt Georgen:
o by streetcar line 16 (direction “Offenbach / Stadtgrenze”) to the stop “Balduinstraße”
or:
o by S-Bahn S 1 (direction “Rödermark-Ober-Roden”), S 2 (direction “Dietzenbach”), S 8 or S 9 (direction “Offenbach Ost”, “Hanau”) to the station “Frankfurt-Mühlberg” (9 minutes), then change to streetcar line 15 or 16 (direction “Offenbach / Stadtgrenze”) to the stop “Balduinstraße”
From Frankfurt Süd station to Sankt Georgen:
o take streetcar line 15 or 16 (direction “Offenbach / Stadtgrenze”) to the stop “Balduinstraße”
From the airport to Sankt Georgen:
o take the S-Bahn S 8 or S 9 in the direction of “Offenbach” or “Hanau” to the station “Frankfurt-Mühlberg” and then change to streetcar line 15 or 16 (direction “Offenbach / Stadtgrenze”) to the stop “Balduinstraße”
Frankfurt/Main is a trade fair city and prices for accommodation within Frankfurt can therefore vary greatly.
Sankt Georgen is well connected to the S-Bahn network in the region via the »Frankfurt-Mühlberg« S-Bahn station, which offers the opportunity to stay overnight in the Frankfurt area and travel to the conference venue by public transport.
We recommend using an accommodation search engine, such as Booking, Check24, Trivago, etc., to find suitable accommodation.
Research Associate
Offenbacher Landstraße 224
60599 Frankfurt am Main/Germany
Phone: +49 69 6061-712
Email: dillenseger@iwm.sankt-georgen.de
Marion Waidlein
Sekretariat
Offenbacher Landstraße 224
60599 Frankfurt am Main
Phone: +49 69 6061-710
Email: sekr@iwm.sankt-georgen.de