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Oscillators for Singers

August 17 ^th 2011 byHeather Whitney

Pilgrimage: Learning through longing

July 18 ^th 2011 byDeani Van Pelt

How Abraham Kuyper Saved My GPA (Or, Why College Ministries Need Kuyper)

July 11 ^th 2011 byBob Covolo

Virtual Theological Education

June 17 ^th 2011 byJason Byassee

Online theological education has unexpected parallels in church history that offer some guidance for its adoption.

Rejoicing the City

June 14 ^th 2011 byAmy Sherman

Teachers: Why Read?

June 1 ^st 2011 byChris Schumerth

What is the value of continuing to read for pleasure amidst all the hard work of teaching?

Liturgies of Learning

March 11 ^th 2011 byRobert Jackson

What does taking a practical approach to liturgy in the classroom look like?

As a Stranger Give it Welcome

March 4 ^th 2011 byBen Faber

When a discomfiting question accosts you for spare change, a truly free academic gives it welcome as a stranger.

Letter to a Young High School Teacher

March 1 ^st 2011 byDiane Stronks

For the next generation of Christian writers of literature

December 10 ^th 2010 byCalvin Seerveld

On Christian Literature

December 3 ^rd 2010 byMicah Mattix

Where Does the World Need Me?

December 1 ^st 2010 byNate Barksdale, Naomi Biesheuvel & more

An invitation to consider your own pursuits of the good, the true, and the beautiful.

Prosperity as a Dead End in Itself

October 1 ^st 2010 byGraham Scharf

Early education is critical not primarily for financial promise, but for character development.

Civil Religion: Caution is Advised

September 17 ^th 2010 byJohn Seel with Ray Pennings

A bad bargain that is easily made.

Muscle Memory and the Frenetic Student

September 1 ^st 2010 byBen Bouwman

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