Our incoming vice-president and program chair elect (for the 2016 meeting), Bert Roebben sends greetings and an announcement of a conference on youth theology to be held March 6-7 in Dortmund, Germany. Details available here.
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This month’s Teaching Links, the e-newsletter of the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion, encourages applications for their $20,000 grants and even offers grant-coaching to improve your chances of obtaining one! There is also a list of Wabash Center events at AAR/SBL, including a sign-up for the Friday, Nov. 21, workshop
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Dr. Vincent Harding, Martin Luther King, Jr.’s colleague and a theologian, historian, and nonviolent activist, died May 19, 2014. Born in Harlem, educated at Columbia and the University of Chicago, and Chair of the History and Sociology Department at Spelman College, Dr. Harding was a Mennonite pastor who was strongly opposed to the Vietnam War.
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On May 7, Dr. Yolanda Smith will give a lecture entitled, “Exploring the Bible with Contemporary Youth,” on the Yale Divinity School campus. The event includes a free lunch, which is served at noon. Dr. Smith will explore the multiple ways to teach the Bible to technologically savvy youth. She will focus on equipping young
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Youth Ministry: Now! welcomes Mark DeVries on April 2 for the ongoing lecture series on dynamic youth ministry. All are welcome to the Yale Divinity School campus for a luncheon and lecture with Mark DeVries on Wednesday, April 2. DeVries is the founder of Youth Ministry Architects and the associate pastor for youth and their
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March 12, 12:30 p.m. EST. Youth Ministry: Now!, a program of the Yale Center for Faith and Culture, presents Dr. Rodger Nishioka on “Youth Ministry and Technology,” on the Yale Divinity School campus. The event includes a free lunch, beginning at noon. Dr. Nishioka will explore the best techniques for doing youth ministry in
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Yale Divinity School, New Haven, CT, will host a week-long symposium June 2-6, 2014: God Power! Youth Power! Transforming the City: A Yale Symposium on Building and Sustaining Urban Youth Ministries. This week-long offering will include both morning and afternoon courses. In the mornings, there will be daily lectures and lunches by leading scholars and
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On February 5, Youth Ministry: Now! will sponsor Dr. Evelyn Parker at Yale Divinity School speaking on “The Elephant in the Room: Conversations about Race with Youth.” Dr. Parker is the associate professor of practical theology and associate dean for academic affairs at the Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University. Lunch is served
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The fifth annual Summer Institute on Theology and Disability will be held the week of June 16-20, 2014 in partnership with Highland Park United Methodist Church and Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. A primary goal of the Summer Institute is to make its speakers and major sessions available and accessible
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APM – Association of Professors of Mission Meeting Announcement and Call for Papers 2014 Annual Meeting June 19–20, University of Northwestern, St. Paul, Minnesota Transforming Teaching for Mission: Educational Theory and Practice CALL FOR PAPERS Deadline: February 15, 2014 The Association of Professors of Mission extends an open call for paper presentation proposals for its
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