This book is an outcome of the seminar organised by the Clark Centre for Peace Research and Action (CCPRA) on the theme “Empowering to Transform: Challenges of the Year of Jubilee” in collaboration with Clark Theological College 50th Anniversary Celebration. The articles in this book highlight some of the major themes of Jubilee as the Year of the Lord and as a symbol of peace, liberation, and transformation thereby channelizing us to significantly observe the tradition by responding to the needs of the time. Contents Foreword Editorial 1. Soliciting Solidarity with All Creation for Peace and Empowerment: Challenges of the Year of Jubilee Tiameren 2. Christian Ethical Discourse on the Ethics of Care towards Disability: A Restorative Paradigm Y. Tonchingsangla Chang-Humtsoe 3. Plurality and Theo: Challenges and Perspective in Interreligious Education Zulunungsang Lemtur 4. The ‘Lockdown’ Effect Upon Adolescent’s Quest for Ego Identity: An Eye Opener to Digital Parenting Saji Kumar K. P. 5. Women in the Writings of Sigmund Freud: Implications for Contemporary Research in Counselling Tsuknungrenla Longkumer 6. Towards a Methodological Considerations on the Discourse on Sexual Minorities (LGBTQIA+): A Theo-Ethical Paradigm M. Zubenthung Humtsoe 7. The Year of Jubilee and its Economy: Re-affirming Holistic Mission of the Church Temsuyanger Aier 8. The Challenges of the Year of Jubilee: Jesus Way of Overcoming Violence (Luke 4:16-19) A. Tali About the Author: Dr. Temsuyanger Aier is an Associate Professor in the Department of Old Testament at Clark Theological College, Aolijen, Mokokchung. He did BSc from Kohima Science College, Kohima; BD from Eastern Theological College, Jorhat; MTh from Gurukul Lutheran Theological College and Research Institute, Chennai and DTh from SATHRI/Senate of Serampore College, West Bengal. He is a faculty at Clark Theological College. He is also the author of the book, Reading in Context: 1 Kings 1-11 in a Contemporary Tribal World. He is a regular contributor of articles and essays in various academic journals and edited books. Dr. Zulunungsang Lemtur is a Faculty at Oikos University in California, USA, and also works as a part-time faculty at Clark Theological College. Dr. Zulu did his BD from Eastern Theological College, Jorhat; MTh in Christian Theology from United Theological College, Bengaluru; Peace Studies from Hartford Seminary, Connecticut, USA; and PhD from Graduate Theological Union (GTU), California, USA. He is also the author of the book Climate Refugee: Towards A Tribal Theology of Restoration and Tribal Cultural Imagination and Theological Conversations. Dr. Zulu has also edited a few books and published more than dozens of articles in national and international journals and edited books.