Tantur Programs
"After Tantur, the daily readings from both the Old Testament and New Testament set in the culture, history and geography of the ‘Holy Land’ have taken on a new life. Places, events, feasts, names are no longer just strange words or things I read about in a book – they now connect to experiences, I had in Tantur, and so have become more alive!" - Donal O'Keefe, 2016 Tantur CEP participant.
Tantur has developed several different Programs and Special Courses to serve those seeking to deepen their understanding of this land, its history, its culture, its people and their own faith. The Continuing Education Programs are designed for those who are members of a Christian community, whether as priests, pastors, educators or lay people. These programs range in length from three weeks (the Easter Encounter) to three months. The average program size is between 15 to 20 participants, with the Easter Encounter Program typically having approximately 20 participants. Scholars may also opt to participate in the Continuing Education Programs by attending various lectures and field trips being offered during their stay. From year to year Tantur may also offer additional special courses, such as language classes and event-related programs. Our list of open enrollment course offerings for 2018 and 2019 are below.
Hakimah
- January 15th – January 27th, 2021
Six Week
- February 3rd – March 16th, 2021
- February 16th – March 29th, 2022
Easter Encounter
- March 25th – April 14th, 2021
- April 7th – April 27th, 2022
One Month June & July Programs
- June 2nd – June 29th, 2021
- July 2nd – July 28th, 2021
- June 1st – June 28th, 2022
- July 3rd – July 30th, 2022
Three Month
- September 2nd – November 27th, 2021
- September 5th – November 30th, 2022
Educational Enrichment Weeks
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Bible Session: Fall, 2021 TBD
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Discovering Islam: Fall, 2021 TBD
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Being Ecumenical: Fall, 2021 TBD
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Jewish Spirituality: Fall, 2021 TBD
Spiritual Retreat
- Fall, 2021 TBD
Scholar's Program
The Scholar’s Program is designed for junior and senior scholars, without regard to religious affiliation, who are either writing their dissertations, or who are on sabbatical and desire to research and/or write on a topic integrally connected to this land, whether religious, historical, political or cultural. Each scholar can tailor the program to his or her own needs and the length of the program varies accordingly.Scholars are accepted through a vetting process conducted directly with the rector of Tantur. For more information, please contact tantur@tantur.org.
If you have any questions, please contact our Program Office at tanturpo@tantur.org.