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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April 2014 eREACH can be viewed and downloaded here: https://religiouseducation.net/2200-2 CORRECTION to the emailed version. Saint Benedict is sister college to Saint John’s, Collegeville, not Saint Thomas.
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We congratulate HyeRan Kim-Cragg on her new book with EunYoung Choi in which they explore the reign of God as it is “sown and fulfilled through differences.” Translated from Korean by Lark Kim, The Encounters: Retelling the Bible from Migration and Intercultural Perspectives explores “the Biblical figures whose lives were marked by migration and crossing boundaries.”
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Hot off the press in March 2014 is a new book by Jack Seymour, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, editor of Religious Education and REA’s Horizons in Religious Education book series. Teaching the Way of Jesus: Educating Christians for Faithful Living (Abingdon) is the most recent volume from a senior scholar in religious education who makes a
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With great pride and pleasure, we announce that Sheryl Kujawa-Holbrook’s book God Beyond Borders: Interreligious Learning Among Faith Communities is now available from Wipf and Stock Publishers! It is the first book to be published in Horizons in Religious Education, the new book publishing series from the Religious Education Association, in partnership with Wipf and Stock Publishers. The book
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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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Make sure that you have received the last edition of the Religious Education Journal for 2013! Now is a good time to renew your membership and continue to receive the RE Journal for 2014! As a benefit of membership, you will receive five issues of Religious Education, the official journal of REA. The contents of this journal include: RELIGIOUS
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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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The Wabash Center invites you to explore their latest blog on “The successes and pitfalls of creative uses of class time to achieve learning outcomes.” You will find these Blogs to be engaging reading, and you are encouraged you to add your comments, questions, and insights. Check out the Wabash Center blog here: http://bit.ly/15mF7VE
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REA member Michael Waggoner (University of Northern Iowa) has edited a new book that perfectly fits this year’s meeting theme, “Coming Out Religiously: Religion, the Public Sphere, and Religious Identity Formation.” Noting that public education is one of the few places “where Americans can meet together to learn about each other and to share in
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