The Institute, founded in 1991, provides an opportunity for lay persons, clergy, and teachers from a variety of Christian traditions to engage in serious academic study of religion without concern for academic credit, papers, and exams.
Brochures are in the Narthexes.
Please note that the administrator can arrange for Continuing Education Credits through John Carroll University. Antioch, together with Rome, Constantinople, and Alexandria, was one of the most important cities of the Roman Empire. It was home to Greeks, Romans, Jews, Christians, and Syrians. Early Christianity was an urban phenomenon shaped by and spread through these great cities of the Roman Empire. The Lost City, as an opportunity to reflect upon Antioch's influence on Christian scriptures.