At this year’s AAR Annual Meeting in Atlanta (November 21-24) the official REA session (P21-403) will be moderated by Kathy Winings, our current Chair of the Standing Committee for Religious Education in Faith Communities. Titled “Valuing the Teaching of Religion: Connecting, Disrupting, Transforming Power,” the session will feature Judith Bishop of Mills College (recipient of the AAR’s 2015 Excellence […]
Please remember to review the various reports and other information at the Business Meeting agenda page prior to the session today at 12:45 in Buckhead B.
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Welcome to the REA2016 webpage, being launched today. Keep an eye on this space for many details of the meeting to come.
Introducing REA2016: Generating Hope! Read More »
And… we’ve begun! There is a lot of activity on twitter (#rea15), and we are posting photos to our Facebook page.
Lively interactions! Read More »
At the start of each plenary there is a rotating set of images intended to “till the ground” of your imagination, put together by our colleague Eileen Daily. Here is the list of citations for those images.
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The Business Meeting agenda and the slate of nominees is now available on the Business Meeting page. Other documents will be added to that page as they become available.
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As we approach our annual meeting, now would be a great time to share with your colleagues the release of the latest book in our own REA Horizons book series: Sarah Tauber’s Open Minds, Devoted Hearts: Portraits of Adult Religious Educators. An easy way to do that is to point them to our REA/APPRRE bookstore at
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We have put together a list of restaurants in the area, to help you think about food options. The list comes as a pdf, with restaurants highlighted in yellow which were recommended by local friends of REA (highlighted ones are also listed on our accommodations page).
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We are so excited that so many of you plan to join us in Atlanta for Connecting, Disrupting, Transforming: Imagination’s Power as the Heart of Religious Education, our REA Annual Meeting 2015. For those of you who will be attending, if you have not already indicated your session preferences by building your own personal schedule,
Regular registration for the REA Annual Meeting 2015 in Atlanta ends on Saturday 10/31. After Saturday the cost of late registration will be significantly higher. Please join us in Atlanta, register today! Our 2015 annual meeting will be held November 6-8 at the Atlanta Marriott Buckhead Hotel & Conference Center in Atlanta, Georgia. Learn more
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