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What are the benefits of membership in the Ibero-American Network of Science and Faith?

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  • Inclusion in the website as Fellow Member.
     

  • Access to the private online forum of the Network.
     

  • Advanced notice about activities and projects of the Network.
     

  • Opportunities to apply for internal funds to participate in meetings and/or other activities.

What are the obligations of being a member of the Network?

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  • Be collaborative. You must be willing to collaborate with other members of the Network, understanding that common goals are best pursued from multiple angles.
     

  • Be proactive. You must strive to actively participate in the collective initiatives of the Network, both online and face-to-face.

Be aware that continued membership in the Network is contingent upon adherence to these obligations

What are the requirements for becoming a member of the Network?

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  • Be in complete agreement with the vision, mission, and approach of the Network.
     

  • Bring a sincere interest and enthusiasm to exploring the dialogue between science and faith in Ibero-America, either through research, education, or dissemination.
     

  • Hold at least a bachelor’s degree in an area related to the science and faith dialogue.
     

  • Received a recommendation from a current member of the Network.

Apply for membership

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If you are interested in applying for membership, please send the following documents to our email redcienciayfe@gmail.com:

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  1. Your full resume.
     

  2. A personal statement between 500 and 1000 words minimum that explains why you want to join to the Network.
     

  3. A recommendation letter from a current member of the Network supporting your application.

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Documents can be written in English, Spanish or Portuguese.

Join us

The Ibero-American Network of Science and Faith promotes education, dissemination, and research about the relationship between science and faith. Members are committed to exploring this dialogue though constructive and inclusive approaches, in accordance with the Protestant and Ecumenical ethos of the Network.

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The Network was established at a meeting in Mexico City in 2015, which included strategic discussions for promoting science and faith issues in the region. It was decided that, initially, the Network would operate primarily as a collaborative online initiative. For this reason, it is currently not registered in any country and it is administered by an organizing team, rather than an executive committee. During our second meeting, we will discuss the establishment of a more formal administration.

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The Ibero-American Network of Science and Faith brings together Christian academics and advanced students who are passionate about addressing science and faith issues within their local contexts, including universities, theological seminaries, churches, and ministries. We eagerly invite anyone who shares these interests to join to the Network.

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