Journal ArticleInternational Journal of Christianity and Education · November 1, 2016
Christian Catechumens of antiquity participated bodily in a variety of deeply evocative ritual symbolic practices. At the Syrian church where Ephrem served as a deacon, they would also have spoken or sung poetic verse juxtaposing images from the biblical s ...
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Journal ArticleReligious Education · January 1, 2012
This article describes six constitutive “senses” of the “Christian educator’s imagination.” These dispositions toward knowing, being, and doing characterize competent leadership in educational ministry. They include a sense for vocational empowerment, a se ...
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Journal ArticleReligious Education · March 1, 2011
As one means to assess their effectiveness in the formation and training of educational leaders for the United Methodist Church, professors of Christian education agreed to share their introductory course syllabi for analysis, interpretation, and public re ...
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