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Theological Education. Nr. 1, Vol. 48(2014)

By: Material type: Continuing resourceSet: Theological EducationPublisher: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania The Association of Theological Schools 2014Edition: 48,H.1ISSN:
  • 0040-5620
Review: ISSUE FOCUS “Bifocaling” Faculty and Formation Reciprocal Ecology: A Comprehensive Model of Spiritual Formation in Theological Education Mary E. Lowe and Stephen D. Lowe Formation and the Education of Ministers Kathleen Hope Brown Assessing a Program of Spiritual Formation Using Pre and Post Self-Report Measures Karen Kangas Dwyer and Edward M. Hogan Held Hostage by Method? Interrupting Pedagogical Assumptions—Latinamente Carmen Nanko-Fernández Does Our Understanding Lack Complexity? Faculty Perceptions on Multicultural Education Deborah Gin Loving the Questions: Finding Food for the Future of Theological Education in the Lexington Seminar Mary Hess
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ISSUE FOCUS “Bifocaling” Faculty and Formation Reciprocal Ecology: A Comprehensive Model of Spiritual Formation in Theological Education Mary E. Lowe and Stephen D. Lowe Formation and the Education of Ministers Kathleen Hope Brown Assessing a Program of Spiritual Formation Using Pre and Post Self-Report Measures Karen Kangas Dwyer and Edward M. Hogan Held Hostage by Method? Interrupting Pedagogical Assumptions—Latinamente Carmen Nanko-Fernández Does Our Understanding Lack Complexity? Faculty Perceptions on Multicultural Education Deborah Gin Loving the Questions: Finding Food for the Future of Theological Education in the Lexington Seminar Mary Hess

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