Western Theological Seminary is seeking to make a faculty appointment in Christian Education/Discipleship. Western Theological Seminary is rooted in the historic Christian faith and seeks to be Reformed, evangelical, and ecumenical. With a full-time faculty of about eighteen, it offers M.Div. (both residential and distance learning), Th.M. and D.Min. degree programs, as well as continuing […]
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This month’s Teaching Links, the e-newsletter of the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion, indicates it’s time to apply for their famous teaching workshops and colloquies! There is also important news about grant opportunities and a call for papers. Check it out!
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If you do not receive the Wabash Center’s e-newsletter Teaching Links, the September issue is available here. The monthly e-newsletters provide important news about grant opportunities and requests for article submissions. They also contain numerous url-links to the Wabash Center’s excellent resources on teaching.
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The School of Theology and Ministry at St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens, FL, seeks applicants for a full-time faculty position in Pastoral Ministries at the rank of assistant professor for fall 2013. The position provides opportunities for teaching a wide range of courses in the BA, MA, MDiv, and PhD degree programs. Applicants are
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The Science and Technology task force will host an in-house panel discussion in response to Sherry Turkle’s Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other (Basic Books, 2011) at this year’s annual meeting in Atlanta. Join us for a great conversation about the implications of this book for religious education. If you
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The Science and Technology task force will host an in-house panel discussion in response to Sherry Turkle’s Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other (Basic Books, 2011) at this year’s annual meeting in Atlanta. Join us for a great conversation about the implications of this book for religious education. If you
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Harvard Divinity School seeks to make a junior, tenure-track appointment in Ministry Studies focused on the practices of preaching and worship. We seek a scholar who brings these practices into conversation with another field or fields in the study of religion, including (but not limited to) theology, the study of religious texts, ritual theory, social
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Rabbi Justus Baird, Director of the Center for Multifaith Education at Auburn Theological Seminary, has a compelling new piece up at the Interfaith Observer (the whole issue is worth engaging), which makes the case for multi-faith education: …engaging in multifaith education enriches one’s own faith. Those who spend time learning about different religious traditions report
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Yale Divinity School seeks to make a tenure-track appointment in the field of Religious Education to begin July 1, 2013. In an ecumenical and increasingly inter-religious environment, Yale Divinity School prepares students for lay and ordained ministry in diverse Christian churches and for a wide range of religious leadership roles, professional involvements, and public service.
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Dr. Stephen A. Schmidt, who served as APRRE president from 1993-94, died last weekend at the age of 79. Author of many books and articles, including A History of the Religious Education Association (1983), he taught at Concordia College, Mundelein College, and Loyola University. Read his Biography at the Christian Educators of the 20th Century
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