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The Big Issue
Boards have to grapple with the real cost of change and the vulnerability of what it takes to move forward.
With all of the change in the field, leaders will need to consider confronting loss, says…
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Remark(able) | Crisis as Culture
When hardship is routine, boards may miss what’s really at stake.
Rebekah Basinger, the Wise Stewards Initiative project leader, considers how schools may have become numb to…
Read MorePower Points | The Benefit of Clear Expectations
A reflection for boards to consider
Board members need to understand their roles.
Read MoreThe State of Theological Education
Change and flux are the norm, but so is creativity and collaboration, as theological educators are finding new ways forward.
Theological education is in a season of profound flux. Institutions are facing rapid regulatory change, persistent…
Read MoreHow to Hatch a Story
Boards and leaders of theological schools need to consider the story they’re telling the world
In a world saturated by media and overflowing with stories, theological schools and their boards can…
Read MoreWhere the Flowers Bloom
In the Benedictine tradition of rural ministry, and with a Pathways grant, Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary tends to the Hispanic presence in the Catholic Church
The Minnesota schools has worked in partnership with Mexican American Catholic College to tend to Hispanic…
Read MorePeace, Love, Unity, Respect
A Portuguese EDM artist spreads the gospel to a new generation
A priest takes the message to the masses, mixing faith and dropping the beat.
Read MoreHoly Bricks
Campus replicas made from LEGO pieces have transcended mere fad. Increasingly, they are expressions of veneration
Several schools have used the bricks to make campus buildings to celebrate.
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