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Teaching religion involves both methods and content. In the contemporary setting, educators are challenged to stay abreast of best practices in teaching, to keep coursework relevant to breaking issues and popular news reports and to sustain professional inquiry into the educator’s area of expertise...
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A competitive marketplace is forcing churches to embrace business practices to court fickle churchgoers.
In today’s economy, a well-trained and properly focused governing board can mean the difference between a seminary staying afloat – thriving, even – and having a dire fate. Theological schools throughout North America have turned for help on this to In Trust.
St. Paul says Christians are to “pray without ceasing.” One Quaker practitioner says holy silence — a way of listening to God — is one way to do that.
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