by Angelo Kurbanali | May 11, 2025 | Uncategorized
From June 26th-30th, 2023 was the week where all participants in the Conference on Theology in the Caribbean Today (CTCT) biennial conference took a step back from the routines of our busy lives to come together and express ourselves in ways that we only get to do in...
by Angelo Kurbanali | May 11, 2025 | Uncategorized
{adapted from Gerald Boodoo’s reflections on the occasion of the 25th anniversary Conference held in Trinidad in June 2019} Retrospect – 25 Years As we come to the closing sessions of our 25th anniversary Conference on Theology in the Caribbean Today, there are...
by Angelo Kurbanali | Nov 30, 2021 | Uncategorized
Contributing writer Ottrisha Carter shares on her experience of this year’s virtual Conference on Theology in the Caribbean Today, held November 8 to 12. Over the last few months, I was asked to write a few articles about the Conference on Theology in the Caribbean...
by Angelo Kurbanali | Nov 24, 2021 | Uncategorized
The 21st Conference on Theology in the Caribbean Today (CTCT) took place from November 8–12, 2021. Because of the circumstances of the Covid-19 pandemic in the region, the conference was held virtually for the first time. Appropriately, the theme of the conference...
by Angelo Kurbanali | Nov 17, 2021 | Uncategorized
Within our Caribbean culture, there are numerous unspoken elements of contemplation in natural everyday activities like shelling peas, cleaning sorrel, grating coconut, braiding hair, sweeping with a cocoyea broom etc., all done in the “beauty of silence”. “We can...
by Angelo Kurbanali | Nov 17, 2021 | Uncategorized
“The tide. tide is time, tide is timing, low tide, high tide, it’s the moment, the Kairos” (Don Chambers, CTCT, 2021). In oceanography, the turn of the tide symbolises “a reversal of the direction of motion [rising or falling] …of a tide” (Mc Graw-Hill Dictionary of...
