We are less than two months away from our annual meeting! We are looking forward to exploring “Whose children are they?” with you. Did you know there was a pre-conference issue with the theme? If you are a member, go check out the submissions by logging into our member site and heading over to Taylor […]
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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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The REA Board is seeking to support people gathering in person in more regional meetings, and one that will happen during our annual meeting is in Tulsa, OK. VP Anne Walker has helped to plan this event, and people are welcome from anywhere in the world to join in this gathering. Details are available online.
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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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The first of what will be several in-person regional gatherings will be held in Boston on the 16th of March 2023.
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In recent years, REA’s online annual gatherings have emphasized its global membership and the global impact of our guild. Part of how we continue to lean into making global perspectives the place from which we operate, is to explore and implement language accessibility when we gather. Many of our members speak more than one language,
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As an extension of our conference theme, “Whose Children Are They?” the REA will share children’s art on our conference webpage. You are invited to share your own artwork or the artwork of children known to you, from whom you can obtain permission. If you have personal art you would like to share, or if
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As an extension of our conference theme, “Whose Children Are They?” the REA will share children’s art on our conference webpage. You are invited to share your own artwork or the artwork of children known to you, from whom you can obtain permission. If you have personal art you would like to share, or if
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The Wornom Innovation Grant offers a $3,000 award to help support innovative, practical projects in religious education, and the Harper Wornom Committee is looking for applicants! If you have a project in mind that might qualify, please do so by going to the application page. Or, if you know any colleagues, graduate students, or practitioners
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Given the range of issues associated with moving entirely online, we are pushing the deadline to receive proposals for REA2023 to February 28th. Notification of acceptance will be by March 31st, and final papers will be due May 31st.
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