Fees & registration

The cost of participation in the SIPCC Seminar 2026 in Lublin:

• 450 € per person for stationary participation (includes lunches, dinners, coffee breaks as well as a festive dinner on Thursday; no accommodation included)
• 70 € per person for online participation.

Seminar registration | Reflection group registration

SIPCC Seminar registration:

Please send an email with the following information to: Linda Sauer Bredvik: linda[at]bredvik.com

Name:

First name:

City:

Country:

Profession:

Institution:

Email:

Registration fees:

0 SIPCC Seminar 2026 in Lublin

0 SIPCC Seminar 2026 online

Download SIPCC Seminar registration form (.docx)

This data will be added to our address database so that we can keep you updated about SIPCC and future events, unless you expressly object when registering. We will only use this data internally and will not share it without your explicit permission. Your seminar registration will be accepted after we have received your transfer and your reflection group registration.

Please include your name, e-mail address and mailing address

Also possible to pay via credit card or PayPal

Please contact our treasurer, Alexander Letz, for further information or for a charitable donation receipt.

Reflection group registration:

Dear Participants,

The following information will not be stored but is designed to help us create discussion and reflections groups that mirror the rich diversity of SIPCC in ways that lead to enriching and thought-provoking conversations. We hope it is also a tool to help you start thinking about what you would like to share and to learn from the upcoming seminar.

Please send this completed questionnaire to Margret Noltensmeier, the SIPCC secretary, at: m.noltensmeier[at]t-online.de

Name:

Profession and areas of expertise:

Faith practice/worldview – Which faith practice/life view/worldview do you feel most comfortable contributing from?

Language and Culture – One of the simultaneous blessings and challenges of SIPCC is the diversity of languages, cultures and ways of speaking about our faith practices and the world around us. Culture shapes our way of understanding the world around us. Our use of language is what makes us human; it is a means to share what is important to us but it can, sadly, also be a means to offend or hurt others (often unintentionally). We want to display respect for and awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity within the group while continuing to find ways to effectively “multilanguage.”

• Which culture/part of the world would you like to represent? Or is most present within you?

• What is your mother tongue/heritage language?

Download the registration form (.docx)