In Trust magazine – New Year 2017 issue

January 23, 2017
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The New Year 2017 issue of In Trust was recently sent to members and subscribers. Here are some of the highlights:

 

  • Formation findings.” A significant study of Catholic theological education over the last 30 years presents abundant data and interprets changes in the light of Vatican II and papal directives.
  • Bright spots.” Highlights from Auburn Seminary’s recent research report, Bright Spots in Theological Education.
  • Lessons from the corporate world.” When translating best practices from the for-profit marketing world, be mindful of the particular nuances of your seminary’s community.

The full issue is now available online. If you have an online In Trust account, you can log in to read the full text of every article. 

 


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