Volume 12 Number 2
Editor's Introduction (Winter 2013)
Greetings and welcome to this volume of Didache: Faithful Teaching, a journal dedicated to exploring the intersections of Wesleyan theology, education, and culture in a global setting. We close out another edition by returning to a couple of themes mentioned earlier in the journal (actually themes that pervade the journal) and also introducing an interesting new project that serves as a case study for the intersection of technology and higher education.
The first primary theme returns to our discussion in Volume 11:1 around a philosophy or theology of higher education. As noted in that edition the International Board of Education for Church of the Nazarene… a Wesleyan entity that sponsors this publication… is in the process of exploring and developing a newer philosophy of higher education.
See the link below to read the remainder of the editor's introduction.
Introduction
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default Introduction (99 KB) , Dean G. Blevins
Table of Contents
default Our Wesleyan Tradition: Wesleyan Faith and Practice and the PLNU Mission (748 KB) ; curated by Mark Mann and Ron Benefiel, Point Loma Nazarene University
default Hacia una Filosofía Bíblica de la Educación Theológica; Region Mesoamérica, Documento de trabajo (135 KB) ; esta fuente proveida a cortesia de Ruben Fernandez, Regional Educación Coordinador, Mesoamerica
default SNU Expanded Mission Statement, December 2012 (223 KB) ; curated by Mary Jones, Southern Nazarene University
default A Philosophy of Education for the Church of the Nazarene In the Africa Region (105 KB) ; by Joseph Kisoi and Daryll Stanton, Africa Nazarene University
default The Role of the Christian University in the Church of the Nazarene (69 KB) ; by President Dan Boone, Trevecca Nazarene University
default All Things New; Inaugural Address (145 KB) by President David Busic, Nazarene Theological Seminary
default Enacting Community: Living Christ in the Classroom and Beyond (92 KB) ; by Hadley Wood, Point Loma Nazarene University
default Ministerial Standing: A Holistic Process for Undergraduate Ministry Formation (179 KB) ; by Michael A. Kipp and Mark A. Maddix, Northwest Nazarene University
default Adult Learning In Africa (133 KB) ; by Margaret Scott, Mentor, Western Pacific District and Former Education Coordinator of the Lusophone Africa Field
default Educación Continua: Una expresión de fidelidad y vocación ; por Venancio Juárez Chen
default The World is Flat(ter): Reflections on the Evolution of Libraries in a Digital Age (112 KB) ; by Katie King, Library Director, Southern Nazarene University
default Reducing Barriers to Wesleyan Thought: Olivet Nazarene University and the Wesleyan Holiness Library (133 KB) ; by Craighton Hippenhammer