INTERNATIONAL THEOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

International Theological University

2384 E. Orange Grove Blvd.

Pasadena, CA 91104-4913, USA

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"Pacific Basin Consortium  -- the leading Asia-Pacific regional educational community of schools which: Fosters a world view with networking and personal connections to schools and educators; Provides direct access to curriculum resources on the Asia-Pacific region; Facilitates global student projects and intercultural, collaborative curriculum projects; Creates and implements regional curriculum workshops for teachers with specific focus areas.

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LEGAL DEGREE GRANTING AUTHORITY

International Theological University has Legal Degree Granting Authority as a Religious University.  International Theological University's Degrees are Legal and Valid as long as they are granted in Religion and Religion related areas of study.

Detailed information is available on International Theological University's Frequently Asked Questions Page: http://www.education-1.net/frequentlyaskedquestions.htm 

International Theological University  has Legal Degree Granting Authority, by Act of Congress, as a Native American University.

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International Theological University is Operated as a

Native American University

International Theological University is Accredited and Authorized to grant Degrees as a Native American University under Authority provided by Act of the United States Congress giving Native Tribes Control over their own Schools

The Western Federation Tribe

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International Theological University is Operated as an Inter-Faith

Religious University

International Theological University is Accredited by and Authorized to Grant Degrees under the Ecclesiastic Authority of:

The Orthodox Native American Catholic Archdiocese

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International Theological University offers Degree Authentication following the Hague Legalization Convention Country Method.  Apostille Certificates will be provided for Degrees and/or Transcripts for the nominal fee of $300.00 for the Required Special Handling.  The Fee covers Degree and/or Transcript Authentication and multiple degrees or transcripts if done at the same time.  The usual time frame is twenty-one business days.  Extreme Rush Orders can be done in as little as three business days plus the time for Delivery by International Messenger Service.  However, the fee for a Rush Order is $500.00.  The fee includes the cost of International Mailing by Messenger Service such as DHL or Federal Express.  

The Apostille Certificate is Issued by the State of California.  Each Certificate has affixed the Official Embossed Seal of the State of California.

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International Theological University was invited to participate in the First Convocation of the Sapientiadi Sport and Culture World Meeting of Universities which took place in Rome, Italy, to mark the occasion of the VII Centenary of the Foundation of the University of Rome "La Sapienza"  His Holiness Pope Giovanni Paul II held an audience with the Participants and opened the Games. 19^th of July: Young universities met with the Holy Father in Castel Gandolfo. The Relay- race was Started with a torch. The relay-race touched the 18 universities in Rome. October 2003 – January 2004 : Opening respectively of an exhibition and a convention. 27 March  2004 – 3 April 2004 :  Sport and Culture Games

• The Orthodox Native American Catholic Church 

• Also Known As - The Keepers of Creation Church

• The Western Federation's Native Board of Education

International Theological University is operated as an Inter-Faith University.  Individuals of all Faiths are invited to attend International Theological University and to study the Theology of their Faith.  Graduates receive Degrees that reflect their preparation and area of study within their own Faith.

International Theological University

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• We are a unique blend of teachers and high-tech experts from around the world, living "internationally."
• We represent an uncommon cross-roads in thinking that brings together the humanists and the technologists in a way that allows them both to be effective.
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• We know all-too-well that technology can be over-controlled by "gate keepers" and thus make a point of keeping the gate open.
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UNITED RELIGION INITIATIVE

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We, people of diverse religions, spiritual expressions and indigenous traditions throughout the world, hereby establish the United Religions Initiative to promote enduring, daily interfaith cooperation, to end religiously motivated violence and to create cultures of peace, justice and healing for the Earth and all living beings.

We respect the uniqueness of each tradition, and differences of practice or belief.

We value voices that respect others, and believe that sharing our values and wisdom can lead us to act for the good of all.

We believe that our religious, spiritual lives, rather than dividing us, guide us to build community and respect for one another.

Therefore, as interdependent people rooted in our traditions, we now unite for the benefit of our Earth community.

We unite to build cultures of peace and justice.

We unite to heal and protect the Earth.

We unite to build safe places for conflict resolution, healing and reconciliation.

We unite to support freedom of religion and spiritual expression, and the rights of all individuals and peoples as set forth in international law.

We unite in responsible cooperative action to bring the wisdom and values of our religions, spiritual expressions and indigenous traditions to bear on the economic, environmental, political and social challenges facing our Earth community.

We unite to provide a global opportunity for participation by all people, especially by those whose voices are not often heard.

We unite to celebrate the joy of blessings and the light of wisdom in both movement and stillness.

We unite to use our combined resources only for nonviolent, compassionate action, to awaken to our deepest truths, and to manifest love and justice among all life in our Earth community."

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"United Communities of Spirit is a global interfaith network, linking people of diverse faiths and beliefs who want to work with others to build a better world. Our aim is to promote awareness that all humanity is part of the same spiritual family. 

As of 4/17/03, we have 7331 members, from 93 nations, in 207 faith groups. Of these, 290 subscribe to our "General" mailing list and 3828 subscribe to our occasional newsletter. UCS has been online continuously since January, 1995."

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WORLD INTER-FAITH CONGRESS

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"Religious organizations;  Faith-based activists; Networkers and believers;  Interfaith organizations; Scholars and writers;   People who care

The World Interfaith Congress is a communications network for faith-based organizations and their members. Representatives of participating organizations interact at their convenience, exchanging ideas and dialogue, newsletters, announcements and action alerts. Members of the general public may participate."

International Theological University is Fully Recognized and Accredited in America and Internationally as shown above.

International Theological University is NOT Accredited by any Agency or Organization that is Recognized by the United States Department of Education

Historically, Native American Schools have not been under the U.S. Department of Education.  Native Schools were under the authority of the Department of the Interior and under the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA).  The Department of the Interior and BIA made such a mess of the Native Education that the Native Tribes were able, by Act of Congress, to get back control of their own schools.  Once the Tribes had control over their own schools, many, including our Tribe, refused to put their schools under the oversight or control of any Federal Agency such as the Department of Education, the National Accrediting Associations or the Regional Accrediting Associations.

The United States Department of Education does not Accredit any High School, College, University or any Education Program.  Here is a Quote from the U.S. Department of Education's Web Page: 

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 "An Overview of the U.S. Department of Education

 WHAT THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION DOES NOT DO

Under the Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." Nothing specific is said about education in the Constitution; therefore it falls outside federal authority.

In creating the Department of Education, Congress made clear its intention that the secretary of education and other Department officials be prohibited from exercising "any direction, supervision, or control over the curriculum program of instruction, administration, or personnel of any educational institution, school, or school system." The establishment of schools and colleges, the development of curricula, the setting of requirements for enrollment and graduation -- these are responsibilities handled by the various states and communities, as well as by public and private organizations of all kinds, not by the U.S. Department of Education."

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