The deadline for submissions of proposals for presentations at the 2013 REA Annual Meeting in Boston is this Wednesday, May 15, 2013. Contact secretary [at] religiouseducation [dot] net with any questions.
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The journal Religious Education, 2013, volume 108, no 3 that will be available in due course as E-journal issue, will have a Forum on the theme of the 2013 REA conference with five personal essays by Mualla Selçuk (Turkey), Friedrich Schweitzer (Germany), Walter Feinberg (United States), Cornelia Roux (South Africa) and Siebren Miedema (the Netherlands).
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The May issue of Teaching Links has been published. Note that the Wabash Center is now receiving nominations for its annual New Teachers Dinner at the AAR-SBL meeting this November. It’s an excellent introduction to colleagues, senior scholars committed to conversations about teaching, and the Wabash Center programs. Please nominate your past students who have
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The Religious Education Association has been accepted as a Related Scholarly Organization (RSO) by the American Academy of Religion (AAR). RSO status brings with it several benefits, including: • Recognition as an RSO on the AAR website and a link to the RSO’s website. • Recognition of the RSO in the AAR Annual Meeting Program
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The Board of Directors of the Religious Education Association has announced that Professor Robert (Bob) Jackson, PhD, DLitt, AcSS, will receive the William Rainey Harper Award at the 2013 REA Annual Meeting in Boston, Massachusetts. The William Rainey Harper Award was named after the first President of the University of Chicago, who was the founder
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Morehouse Publishing has announced the release of Julie Lytle’s new book, Faith Formation 4.0: Introducing an Ecology of Faith in a Digital Age. “Framed by the Great Commission’s imperative to ‘make disciples,’ Faith Formation 4.0 shows how to reclaim the characteristics of the original oral tradition of the Early Church while using today’s tools of
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Pittsburgh Theological Seminary has a long tradition of continuing education with a robust program that serves around 2500 learners on an annual basis. Building on this success the Seminary is poised to enhance and expand its offerings in continuing education both for professional development and lifelong learning – particularly in the area of hybrid/online opportunities.
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HARTFORD SEMINARY Announces Endowment Scholarship for the BUILDING ABRAHAMIC PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM. The endowment fund, The Rev. Drs. Eleanor and Jay Ebersole and Family BAP Fund, will provide annual income to underwrite student tuition, travel and accommodation expenses to participate in this 8-day program each summer. The donor’s preference is that the scholarship be awarded to
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The Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology of Virginia Union University is seeking a Director for its Doctor of Ministry program. The School of Theology is one academic unit within Virginia Union University; an American Baptist related historically African American institution of higher education. The faculty considers itself a community of reverent scholars with a
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Paraclete Press announces a new book, written and compiled by Thomas Groome and Colleen Griffith of Boston College’s School of Theology and Ministry. The authoritative list of contributors includes Brian E. Daley SJ, Joan Chittister OSB, Alex Garcia-Rivera, Elizabeth A. Johnson CSJ, Ana María Pineda RSM, Sandra M. Schneiders IHM, Esther de Waal, N. T.
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