Who is on your syllabus? What practices are you teaching? Are they current, relevant, representative of global voices and meeting the needs of students right now? We find ourselves in a very unknown place this fall. We will be teaching students, many online for the first time, during a global pandemic in a time of great […]
August 12th Teaching/Syllabus Brainstorming Session Read More »
Join us at 9 am central, 13 GMT — today, August 4 — for a zoom “meet & greet” with our new executive secretary Dr. Lakisha Lockhart. Find us via zoom (link was also published in the latest eREACH).
Meet & Greet our new Exec! Read More »
REA’s “related learning organization” partner, ALLLM (the Association of Leaders in Lifelong Learning for Ministry), recently hosted a webinar with Dr. Frank Yamada, who is the Executive Director of the Association of Theological Schools. They recorded the session, and have made it publicly available:
ALLLM webinar on new ATS standards for lifelong learning Read More »
The July 2020 eREACH is now available. It is packed full with information, including an introduction to our new executive secretary, details about changes in our programming related to COVID-19, and much, much more.
July 2020 eREACH published Read More »
Regis College, Canada, Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities Department announces a Virtual Symposium on the First Anniversary of the Canonization of Saint John Henry Newman and 75th Anniversary of the first Newman Symposium at Regis College, October 23, 2020. Conference Theme: Newman: Scholar, Convert, Reformer, Cardinal, Saint Keynote Speaker: Dr. John Dadosky, Ph.D., S.T.D. Details
Newman Symposium CFP Read More »
The Board of the Religious Education Association is pleased to announce that Dr. Lakisha Lockhart, Assistant Professor of Practical Theology at Chicago Theological Seminary, has agreed to be our next executive secretary starting as of July 15, 2020. Dr. Lockhart takes up this role following the retirement of Dr. Lucinda Huffaker, who has agreed to
New Executive Secretary! Read More »
Researchers connected with Union Presbyterian Seminary are interviewing ministry leaders to listen and learn about the ways you have been connecting with children ages birth to 12 and their families since the COVID-19 pandemic began. They hope to talk with leaders from a diverse set of congregations within mainstream Protestantism. If you are interested in
Support Survey of Children’s Ministries Read More »
A number of religious education scholars from around the world are collaborating in an international survey seeking to learn what churches are doing in this time of pandemic. You can find more information online (in multiple languages) or by contacting Mary Hess directly.
Churches Online in a Time of COVID Read More »
One of the purposes of the REA website is to share resources in the field of religious education, and now is certainly a time that we need to be made aware of good resources for transformative learning, teaching in times of crisis, and acting for justice. As a follow up to REA’s Statement On the
Some Timely Resources…a Start Read More »
The journal Religions (an open access journal by MPDI) is seeking papers for a Special Issue that will provide a look at important research in religious education that is taking place in diverse areas of the globe and from multiple perspectives. The Special Issue will allow contributors to provide a wide-angle look at critical issues
CFP: Possibilities for Research in RE Read More »
