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Present Moment | Bright past, bold future
Reflections on “time within a time” at New York Theological
New York Theological Seminary’s 120-plus-year legacy will continue in partnership
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Two-way street for understanding
New video series interprets Judaism for Christian seminarians
Female leaders can face a “double-bind” dilemma, which can create difficulty in leading
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Future Promise | Sincere encouragement
The critical role of the student board member
Boards should consider finding ways to keep students and young alumni invested in board work
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All People Considered: New Horizons
An enduring mission – and a new name – is energizing Hispanic ministry and scholarship
The Hispanic Scholars Program continues to live into its calling and find new ways to serve…
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The Census | How do you pay for an education?
Paying for a theological comes at a cost – both to the student and the school
The tension between the cost of a theological education to a student and the cost to…
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Who’s missing at the table?
Lexington Theological Seminary’s experiment with prior learning
In Lexington, a Pathways program focuses on newcomers to the field and ways to give credit…
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It’s more than unmuted…
Virtual meetings are here to stay. Two governance experts offer advice on making them work
Yes, we’re in in a virtual world – but how make that work, that’s the trick.
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Beware the risks of exceptionalism
Theological education is in a kairos moment, the author asserts, characterized by self-reliance and distinctive separateness. It is time to embrace a common good?
Theological education’s preoccupation with preeminence is creating a decided arrogance among our schools, evidenced in optimistic…
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