Excitement is growing as our meeting approaches (next week in St. Louis!). Given how collaborative and collegial our RIG sessions are, it is important to read the papers or outlines in advance of each session. Some find it easiest to do so by clicking on the link in Sched in the session you’re going to (you […]
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The Charles K. and Esther C. Krieger Visiting Scholars Program at Defiance College invites applications for a January 2018 start. The Visiting Scholar will teach three courses per semester in religious studies, including courses in the scholar’s area of interest and the first year seminar Global Issues. The Visiting Scholar will also coordinate a series on interfaith dialogue
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This website is being launched in time to share with members at REA2017. Please remember that everything here is still in draft form until the REA Board meets and approves the theme and call. Feel free to let us know of any issues you see with the site any time.
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REA member dr. K.H. (Ina) ter Avest is guest editing a special issue of the journal Education Sciences. She invites people to respond to the call for papers, noting the December 15th deadline. More information is available online.
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Civilian employees serve a vital role in supporting the US Army mission. They provide the skills that are not readily available in the military, but crucial to support military operations. The US Army integrates the talents and skills of its military and civilian members. This position is as a Director of Religious Education for the Religious
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The call for papers for the upcoming Association of Practical Theology meeting has just been released. You can find the entire call online, but note that the theme of the biennial meeting to be held at Yale from April 13-15, 2018 is “Making Justice: Practical Theology, the Arts, and Transformation.” Deadline for submissions is December
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The 221st (2014) General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) adopted a resolution titled “The Global Crisis for LGBT People and Their Families: A Presbyterian Church (USA) Response.” The resolution acknowledges the illegality of homosexuality in 81 countries and the persecution LGBT persons face across the globe. The resolution also encourages Presbyterians to hold in
Love Welcome conference, Oct. 20-21, 2017 Read More »
This memo serves as the official notice of proposed revisions to the REA Bylaws. A similar announcement will be posted in our newsletter, website, and social media platforms. When the REA Board of Directors proposes a change to our Bylaws, we follow the procedure outlined below. ARTICLE X AMENDMENT OR ALTERATION OF BYLAWS Section 1.
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Wipf and Stock has announced the publication of a new book by a former REA executive and archivist, Boardman “Barney” Kathan. Entitled American Holy Days: The Heart and Soul of Our National Holidays, the book had its genesis at the REA convention in Philadelphia in 1975 on the theme, “Patriotism, Piety, and Pedagogy: Confronting Civil
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2017 NCID Postdoctoral Fellowship is open to scholars who are engaging in diversity scholarship, in any field or department represented at the University of Michigan’s schools and colleges. NCID provides $55,000 per year for the winning candidates. The application deadline is November 1, 2017. Applicants can get more information at NCID Postdoctoral Fellowship
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