SINCE 2018
Network of Georgian Theologians Abroad
We connect Georgian theologians living abroad for the purpose of exchanging academic activities, maintaining unity, and promoting dialogue.
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Lecture by PhD student Mate Saralishvili at the 6th meeting of Georgian theologians abroad
Within the framework of the sixth meeting of Georgian theologians abroad, on April 24th, 2026, in the German city of Eichstätt,…
Lecture by Igumen Dr. Ephrem Lomidze at the symposium 2026 dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of the declaration of Christianity as the state religion in Georgia
Igumen Dr. Ephrem Lomidze, in the German city of Eichstätt, delivered a lecture in German on the topic: “Anfänge des Christentums…
Paper by Mikheil Nebieridze (PhD Candidate in theology) at the 6th meeting of Georgian theologians abroad
Theology doctoral Candidate Mikheil Nebieridze, as part of the 6th meeting of Georgian theologians abroad, gave a lecture in Eichstätt on…
Nino Sadzaglishvili’s speech at the symposium 2026 dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of the declaration of Christianity as the state religion in Georgia
On April 24 of this year, theology doctoral candidate Nino Sadzaglishvili in the German city of Eichstätt, As part of the…
Shota Kintsurashvili’s speech at the symposium 2026 dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of the declaration of Christianity as the state religion in Georgia
Dr. Shota Kintsuraishvili (Doctor of Theology) read a paper in German at a symposium dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of the…
The 5th meeting of Georgian theologians in the German city of Eichstätt
On April 23-26, 2026, in Eichstätt, Germany, the next meeting of Georgian students, alumni, and faculty from the theological faculties of…
ABOUT US
The Network of Georgian Theologians Abroad unites Georgian theologians and students who are outside the borders of Georgia and who are active, teach or study at theological faculties, universities, or scientific and research institutes abroad.
In 2016, an idea emerged which aimed to unite all Georgians working in the field of theology outside of Georgia, regardless of their academic qualifications. This initiative laid the foundation for the annual gatherings of Georgian theologians and students in various European countries. Since 2018, a total of six such meetings have been organised.
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