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Introduction	The understanding of the Divine that not only embraces the rich traditions of the established Church, but is also inclusive of the main contemporary trends worldwide, reflect simultaneously the basic “faith seeking understanding” premise that frames much of modern theological exploration as well as making Jesus’ core teachings more real in human lives than we have yet known. In theological terms, it is the dream of “the already, but not yet.” In line with this understanding, TTL has aimed at an interpretative theology that reflects the ongoing changes in the world in keeping with the “sign of the times.” TTL hopes that individual change will lead to social action in the community and society at large as a response to God’s movement in human lives and the world. Aims of TTL 1) to encourage and empower the laity to be knowledgeable, responsible and intentional about their faith life 2) to create agents of change among the laity in the building of the “kingdom of God” in our communities and country
Interests	Theology, Laity, Inter-Religious Dialogue, Training, Formation, Reflection, Church Traditions, Transformation

Introduction

The understanding of the Divine that not only embraces the rich traditions of the established Church, but is also inclusive of the main contemporary trends worldwide, reflect simultaneously the basic “faith seeking understanding” premise that frames much of modern theological exploration as well as making Jesus’ core teachings more real in human lives than we have yet known. In theological terms, it is the dream of “the already, but not yet.” In line with this understanding, TTL has aimed at an interpretative theology that reflects the ongoing changes in the world in keeping with the “sign of the times.” TTL hopes that individual change will lead to social action in the community and society at large as a response to God’s movement in human lives and the world. Aims of TTL 1) to encourage and empower the laity to be knowledgeable, responsible and intentional about their faith life 2) to create agents of change among the laity in the building of the “kingdom of God” in our communities and country

Interests

Theology, Laity, Inter-Religious Dialogue, Training, Formation, Reflection, Church Traditions, Transformation