Issue
New Year 2005
10 Articles
Feature Articles
Articles
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If not throwing wide, inching open doors
Seminaries are becoming more welcoming places for persons with a physical or developmental disability, and this raises interesting planning issues for board members and other leaders in theological education.
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Make this the year
New year's resolutions with a fundraising focus
Board members are challenged to make new year’s resolutions with a fundraising focus.
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More than a lovely dream
Making endowment building a priority
Board members and administrative officers at Austin (Texas) Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond (Virginia), and St. Mary’s Seminary and University (Baltimore, Maryland) reflect on the challenges and rewards of building the endowment.
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The power of peer learning
Summary report from an eight-school study
Highlights from a study of advancement programs at eight evangelical seminaries provide useful information for other schools as well.
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Changing scenes
A theological debate spills into the secular press, Lilly Endowment awards Making Connections grants, and a longtime trustee is honored with an endowed professorship. A listing of new leaders in seminary education.
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Looking into the light
The latest Spirit Matters column explores disability, human frailty, and the metaphor of God as light.
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The Spiritual Revolution: Why Religion Is Giving Way to Spirituality
So Much for That Old Time Religion
The Spiritual Revolution: Why Religion Is Giving Way to Spirituality author: Paul Heelas and Linda Woodhead publisher: Blackwell Publishing, 2004
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