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The mission goes beyond the buildings
Colleen Derr went to a campus to save it. She soon realized the calling was to close the school and carry on in other ways
Institutional leadership often focuses on beginnings, but Colleen Derr realized that faithful leadership also included endings.
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The Census | Cultivating Leaders
Where do leaders come from?
The In Trust Center asked the question and then crunched the data to figure out pathways…
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Mission accomplished
Changing a school’s name can renew institutional energy while remaining rooted in its mission.
A name change in Missouri followed years of thought, work, and missional alignment.
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Remark(able) | The role of education
Who is a theological education really for?
A church historian answers the question and his answer should give fodder for theological school boards…
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Power Points | Advocacy, Advancement, Advice
A reflection for advisory bodies to consider
Advisory bodies should consider their role for a school’s success.
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Forming chaplains, shaping ministry pathways in Florida
Palm Beach Atlantic University is engaging the community and finding new ways to minister through a Pathways for Tomorrow grant.
The South Florida school is helping ministers connect livelihood and calling in ways that can co-vocational…
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How to be human in an age of AI
The real question today isn’t whether AI affects humans but instead how people can be faithful to what it means to be faithful
A new framework from the University of Notre Dame, funded by Lilly Endowment Inc., provides ways…
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2026. Students have changed. Who’s in class?
ATS-accredited schools are attracting more students than at any point in the past half century. Who’s in class? People of all backgrounds.
Schools are finding a unique student body: young and old; ordained and lay; degree-seeking and lifelong…
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