Issue
Summer 2004
11 Articles
Feature Articles
Articles
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Blessed be the family ties
As old family ties are tested by new realities, theological schools and their ecclesial parents forge closer understandings of mutual expectations and mutual accountabilities.
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Let not theology put asunder
A look at how partner schools in a Canadian consortium worked through theological differences and arrived at a relationship that is beneficial and comfortable for all.
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The map of governance
President Christa R. Klein explores the challenge of calling the right people to the board table.
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Timely and thoughtful does it
The board's role in evaluating the president
The second of a four-part series on the life cycle of a successful presidency looks at the importance of timely and thoughtful evaluation.
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Changing scenes: Longtime commitment to planned giving reaps rich reward
Record gifts for one school and a settlement in a lengthy court case for another. Also, evangelicals in Canada and the U.S. feel in but not of the mainstream. A listing of new leaders in theological education.
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Good questions, helpful answers
Many board hands make lighter work in a successful church relations program.
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Hyping Jesus
A review of American Jesus: How the Son of God Became a National Icon
Title: American Jesus: How the Son of God Became a National Icon Author: Stephen Prothero Publisher: Farrar Straus & Giroux
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Confronting the crisis
A review of Governance, Accountability, and the Future of the Catholic Church
Title: Governance, Accountability, and the Future of the Catholic Church Authors: Francis Oakley and Bruce Russett Publisher: Continuum
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Edwards in the hands of a skillful writer
A review of <i>Jonathan Edwards: A Life</i>
Title: Jonathan Edwards: A Life Author: George M. Marsden Publisher: Yale University Press
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