There is still time to sign up for the Wabash-sponsored dinner gathering at the AAR/SBL Annual Meeting in San Antonio next month. See details in the announcement below. Reservation responses by November 1st appreciated. REA Dinner @ AAR
Topic: Calling: The Future of Youth Ministry Date: Monday, October 9, 9 am- 3 pm (EST) This forum is designed for Christian adults who are in a relationship with teenagers and who want to work together to support and nurture young people. If you are a parent, a teacher, a coach, an employer, a caregiver,
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WRERU is the World Religions and Education Research Unit, at Bishop Grosseteste University. This event is its official launch. It is also the ‘launch’ (the inaugural professorial lectures) of both Julian Stern and Leslie Francis, and the launch of John Holdsworth’s new book, Hidden in Plain Sight. This event is held both in-person and online.
The International Association for Children’s Spirituality is meeting July 20-21, and July 24-25, and participation is FREE! Follow the link to see the schedule of sessions, papers, and pre-recorded presentations. Register for live online discussions by emailing your name, institutional affiliation, and geographic location to IACS (at) RealKidsRealFaith (dot) org. Zoom links will be sent
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REA2023 begins today. We are so excited by all of the papers, collaborative sessions, posters, and plenaries that await our learning on the theme “Whose children are they? Responsibilities for religious formation of a new generation. Check out the schedule and join this entirely online meeting that will unfold throughout the week across numerous countries
The 17th Nordic Conference of Religious Education [NCRE] will explore ‘the other’ in RE. The theme includes, but is not limited to, discussing the multicultural state, minority voices, otherification and exotification, using the perspective of the majority to describe a minority, how culturation into an ‘us’ by implication necessarily creates a ‘them’, as well as
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You can have the best of all worlds! Join in the online annual meeting — live translations offered, great papers, and more — and do so while also gathering in person with colleagues in Tulsa, OK at the same time. Our colleagues there have arranged an excellent companion regional gathering.
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We are pleased to share many additional details about the primary plenaries for our upcoming —July 10-14—annual meeting. You can find all of the details on the conference website, and here are direct links to each of the plenary descriptions: July 11 plenary on “Irresponsible answers” featuring Henry Zonio, Christine Diindiisi McCleave, Ramona Grad, and
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The REA Board is working to support in-person gatherings that are more regional in nature, and REA VP Anne Walker has organized one such gathering at Phillips Seminary in Tulsa, OK. The gathering will coincide with REA’s annual meeting, and along with opportunities to participate in that online portion, there are local field trips and
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Any member (or team of members) of the Religious Education Association can propose a theme for the guild’s annual meeting program. If your proposal is selected, you then work collaboratively with the REA Steering Committee and Board to develop and implement the program. To give you a feel for how the new process works, here
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