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Our education must be driven by explicit theological commitments from within our own Wesleyan tradition, rather than being driven by the secular philosophies undergirding the latest educational...

This is a pleasant honor for me to have an opportunity to speak and have a dialogue on the assigned subject with you who are seriously concerned about higher education in the Church of the Nazarene...

Taken from the Introduction: "This paper, however, asks not just what teachers will do for students as they acquire knowledge for ministry. This project addresses what educators must do to, with and...

From the Introduction: "The thesis of this paper is that changing demographics and societal issues are not only confronting the Church with new realities, but also are requiring our Nazarene...

Os Guiness addressed the Nazarene Faith, Living, and Learning Conference, Mount Vernon, OH, June 2001. This essay by John Wright is a summary of and response to Guiness' comments, intended to provide...

It is a call to for the church to establish an international enterprise that must be kept in the forefront by every generation of Church leaders, for education is a continuous evolution. * Originally...

The purpose of this article is to come to a clearer understanding of postmodernism and assess its significance for teaching ethics.

This is an excellent article guiding us into the realm of postmodernism (a perennial issue on the global landscape), not only providing categories for understanding postmodernity but also discussing...

Taken from the Introduction: "Initially we must begin by saying that teaching the truths of God in other cultures has been a constant challenge for the Christian church from its beginnings. From...

Keynote address by General Superintendent Jim Bond, Faith, Living, and Learning Conference; Mount Vernon Nazarene College, June 16, 2001

The task of preparing men and women for the work of the ministry is indeed an awesome one. The challenge comes from several fronts, not the least being the changing contexts for which ministers of the...

Introduction to the journal issue from the current editor of Didache

A Review of Martin Marty’s Presentation at Faith, Learning and Living Conference.

Introduction to the journal issue from the current editor of Didache

Discussions of opportunities for Study abroad. *Material for this article originally presented at the Johannesburg 2000 conference on International Education, July 9-17, 2000

A review of the book: God and Globalization Vol. 2: The Spirit and the Modern Authorities edited by Max L. Stackhouse with Don S. Browning.

This is a book review by Patrick Thomas of the book God and Globalization, Vol. 3 Christ and the Dominions of Civilization.

Introduction to the journal issue from the current editor of Didache

This is a book review of God and Globalization Vol. 1 Religion and the Powers of the Common Life, edited by Max L. Stackhouse with Peter J. Paris.

Approaching the subject of the human condition from non-Christian viewpoints in Europe means diverging somewhat from what has previously gone before us in thisdiscussion. While we have discussed...

The Church of the Nazarene early in its history endeared itself to liberal arts education as a denominational priority. This study provides a beginning to understanding this priority through H. Orton...

Introduction to the journal issue from the current editor of Didache

"Zygmunt Bauman makes an important contribution to social analysis of globalization. The media has often pictured the positive aspects of globalization by ignoring the devastating human consequences...

Book review by Ramon Sierra of the book The Local Church in a Global Era: Reflections for a New Century, edited by Max L. Stackhouse, Tim Dearborn & Scott Paeth.

Students at Caribbean Nazarene Theological College in Trinidad come together once a year for an event called "Cultural Pelau." Pelau is the name of a rice dish prepared with varying amounts of many...