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Category Archives: Continuing Education
Non or Minimally Speaking Autistic Children
The second session of our #NTS Nurturing Care/KC initiative included a presentation for Dr. Léon van Ommen, University of Aberdeen, Divinity and Religious Studies Department, Department Member and co-chair of the Centre for Autism and Theology. The presentation, Non- and … Continue reading
NTS Nurturing Care Moral Integration Presentations
This event proved a surprise. Due to a cancelation I was able to provide three presentations on Moral Integration to the Southern Florida District bringing insights from our Nurturing Care initiative to a new community. Yes, I did include a … Continue reading
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Challenging Homo Economicus
Greg Forster, with the Center for Transformational Churches at Trinity International University, opened the second day of the Oikonomia Network Faculty Retreat by greeting new schools that have joined Kern funded programs in a common goal of expanding curriculum development. … Continue reading
An Honest Conversation about Race
Nazarene Theological Seminary opened the second day of a week honoring Martin Luther King with a serious discussion around of race, privilege, and our responsibility as the church. Dr. Carla Sunberg, president of Nazarene Theological Seminary reflected on her own … Continue reading
Future of the Faith and Work Movement
This year’s Oikonomia Network (ON) gathering took place in San Diego. The beauty of this coastal setting created a great backdrop for a serious conversation on faith, work, and economics. The vision of Avodah, a Hebrew term for work, worship, and … Continue reading
“Apprentice” Spiritual Formation Conference special group rate if you hurry!
Would you be interested in joining Doug Hardy in attending a spiritual formation resourcing conference? The Apprentice Gathering, to be held at Friends University in Wichita, Oct. 8 – 10, is offering a special group rate for local churches of … Continue reading
Remembering, Raising Stones, and Building on the Global Theology Conference
Following the end of the Global Theology Conference the work continued in meetings of the International Board of Education, including debriefing the structure and flow of the event. I am sure that those insights alongside others will help in future … Continue reading
