Welcome to REA:APPRRE
Welcome to the Religious Education Association, an Association of Professors, Practitioners, and Researchers in Religious Education. We meet and work together to advance substantive research, probing scholarship and practical approaches to religious education, particularly through our journal Religious Education and our scholarly monograph series Horizons in Religious Education.
Call for Papers: 1st International Conference on Congregational Education in the 21st Century
2nd Call for Papers: 1st International Conference on Congregational Education in the 21st CenturyReflection, Relevance, and Resilience in a Changing World from a Protestant Perspective Date: 29th September – 1st October 2025Location: Joensuu, University of Eastern FinlandSubmission Deadline: 15th of March Submission Details:We invite scholars and practitioners engaged in Congregational Education, including areas such as confirmation, pastoral care, public theology, and…
Join a conversation led by Briana Pobiner, Saint Paul School of Theology
Join Us at Exploring Human Origins: Incorporating Human Origins Content into Religious Education Saint Paul School of Theology invites religious leaders to participate in a conversation led by Briana Pobiner. The workshop equips religious educators to enter the public conversation or introduce the story of human origins in their ministry settings. Register to receive the…
Two Job Openings at Loyola Institute for Ministry (LIM)
The Loyola Institute for Ministry (LIM) has two job openings we’d love to see posted through REA. Graduate Assistant for Communal Reflection The Loyola Institute for Ministry sponsors one local graduate assistant with the Department of Student Life and Ministry. The position extends through degree completion, with a maximum commitment of three years. The position…
Wabash Center Awards Two Grants to REA
The Religious Education Association is very pleased to announce that through the work of its Horizons book series Co-Editorial Team, two grants have been secured from the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion. A $5000 grant was awarded for the project, “Mentoring Authors for Public Scholarship: Exploring New Mentoring Models among Religious Education Scholars.” Through this…