Share our meeting flyers!

Plans continue for our next annual meeting to be held November 4-6 in Pittsburgh. We now have two versions of a flyer that you can download and print, or send to friends and colleagues electronically. Color version of REA2016 flyer, best if you are sharing electronically or printing in color. Black and white version of […]

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Conference updates

The proposal submission process closed on May 1st. We received a large batch of proposals for the conference, and people whose proposals are accepted will be notified by late June. Please remember that final papers and workshop outlines are due by September 15th.

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David Fremchak, 15 May 2016

President emeritus of the Seminary Consortium for Urban Pastoral Education (SCUPE), suffered a sudden heart attack and died while at home in Florida on May 15, 2016. Dave served as president and founding director of SCUPE from 1976 – 2010. He was 73. Before coming to SCUPE Dave served as an urban pastor and adjunct seminary

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Childhood, faith and the media

The symposium on ‘Childhood, Faith and the Media’ is a plenary of the Leverhulme Trust-funded ‘Faith on the Air: a religious educational broadcasting history’ project at the University of Worcester. This one-day conference will provide an opportunity to engage in research-informed discussion of issues in religious broadcasting for children and young people in historical and contemporary

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Adjunct position in Christian education

Lexington Theological Seminary is seeking adjunct faculty to teach courses during 2016-2017 in its online Master of Divinity program that integrates intellectual, spiritual and practical dimensions of congregational life and leadership.  We specifically seek a person or persons to teach required and elective courses in Christian education.  Ph.D. or ABD is expected; but significant experience

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