Issue
New Year 2009
8 Articles
Feature Articles
Articles
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Disability on campus: The board’s role in assessment and planning
A new policy statement from the Association of Theological Schools encourages fully inclusive communities. Plus, a new residence hall mixes gown and town — seminarians live with young adults who have cognitive disabilities.
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Global discipleship
Presidents and deans with international experience spur North American theological schools toward greater engagement with world Christianity.
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Mutual partnerships
International programs enliven theological education
North American theological schools’ international programs emphasize the two-way street of teaching and learning, sending and receiving — a clear shift toward global partnership and away from traditional missionary models.
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Nipping trouble in the bud: When board members behave badly
Dealing with bad board behavior may not be easy, but it’s best to recognize problems and intervene early.
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Repairing a torn net
Contributing editor Melinda R. Heppe takes stock after a racially motivated killing in her home town.
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What we believe matters: How faith traditions shape the way we lead
David Tiede reviews a new essay collection, Traditions in Leadership, edited by Richard J. Mouw and Eric O. Jacobsen, which includes voices from a range of theological sources.
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