Ecumenical Network of Theological Education (REET)

The Ecumenical Network of Theological Education (REET) is dedicated to reflection, training, research, and developing actions with the community in theology, religious sciences, and related humanistic and social studies. 

REET aims to make academic and scientific contributions that stem from its ecumenical Protestant identity and are based on critical thinking that incorporates the gender perspective, inclusivity, and an intercultural approach. It is committed to defending human rights, promoting care for the environment, and building understanding among people with different backgrounds and faiths. REET’s work is closely related to similar efforts developed by the modern Ecumenical Movement and the World Council of Churches. 

The program seeks to serve the mission of Protestant churches and the culture in general by training professionals, teachers, and researchers who can work in church, educational, and related civil society institutions on a national and regional level. 

Headquartered in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the Ecumenical Network of Theological Education (REET) is an organization established in 2017 by the following Protestant churches: Río de la Plata Evangelical Church; Río de la Plata Waldensian Evangelical Church; Disciples of Christ Church; United Evangelical Lutheran Church and the Mennonite Anabaptist Church of Buenos Aires.