Issue
Summer 2018
12 Articles
Feature Articles
Articles
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Innovation hub
In the Denver metro area, three theological schools focus on adapting to a new world
Colorado seminaries are exploring ways to fulfill their missions and reach new students.
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Faith and hope in the storms’ aftermath
Seminaries in Puerto Rico rise up and rebuild
After two devastating hurricanes in 2017, Puerto Ricans continue to push forward, even as they grapple with the storms’ lingering effects.
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Legacy and innovation at 100 years
This year, the Association of Theological Schools is celebrating its Centennial Biennial Meeting with the theme of “Legacy and Innovation.”
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Apt instruments of grace
Human formation, a key to ministry preparation
Preparing for ministry means formation in multiple areas, but human formation lays the groundwork for personal wholeness and effectiveness in ministry.
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The impact of reducing M.Div. credit hours on enrollment
While there may be good reasons to reduce M.Div. credit-hour requirements, hoped-for enrollment growth is not one of them.
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Acknowledging milestones, embracing innovation
In Trust Center president Amy L. Kardash asks how the next century of theological education will be defined.
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The new Apostolic Constitution on Catholic ecclesiastical faculties: How significant is it?
An overview of the contents and implications of Veritatis Gaudium, a new Vatican document regulating schools that grant “canonical degrees.”
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Faculty development: Perk or priority?
An edited excerpt from published research on ways that theological schools help faculty members become better teachers and administrators.
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Reacting to financial stress — What can a seminary do?
Advice for schools where expenses are exceeding revenue.
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Redefining residency in theological education
Students’ primary communities need not be their schools — instead, “residency” can be defined by students’ churches, communities, and places of ministry.
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