
Why Religious Educators Must Be Media Literate …and why that’s good news for the Good News
A few weeks before writing this article I saw a tweet from British comedian, actress, and writer Bethany Black. It’s the kind of sentiment bound
A few weeks before writing this article I saw a tweet from British comedian, actress, and writer Bethany Black. It’s the kind of sentiment bound
At many churches, teens and tweens are invited to help with Vacation Bible School to create wonderful multi-age programs that foster a sense of ownership
As a diocesan Christian educator, I have seen all kinds of programs, the latest gurus sharing their books, and new mission strategies designed to move
I dream of a church that understands its mission to be sending out agents of transformation into the world so that each person understands themselves
Throughout my career as a minister I have participated in many Vacation Bible School weeks, and regardless of the church or the theme, VBS always
The late Marianne Micks, a professor at Virginia Theological Seminary, who published widely on baptism, writes, “Most of us are looking for a God who
The Episcopal Church is rooted in a history of preparing individuals for proclaiming the Gospel locally and internationally since it was established in 1789. The
Whether you create your own curriculum or purchase a new or perineal program, it is important to match it to your congregation’s interests, the gifts
Every year it seems to get harder to find adult volunteers for a full week of VBS. Very early on in my ministry, I decided
Over the years, the Center for the Ministry of Teaching’s (CMT) Top Picks have consistently come from the same three or four publishing houses. The
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