| AFSC
(American Friends Service Committee) |
The
American Friends Service Committee carries out service, development,
social justice, and peace programs throughout the world. AFSC
was founded by Quakers in 1917 to provide conscientious objectors
with an opportunity to aid civilian war victims. AFSC's work
is based on the Quaker belief in the worth of every person and
faith in the power of love to overcome violence and injustice.
This publication is the Austin Area Office Newsletter.
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| Amigos
de Casa Marianella |
Amigos
de Casa Marianella is a publication with news about the
Casa Marianella by the Austin Interfaith Task Force (AITF).
Casa Marianella was founded back in 1986 by the AITF in response
to the influx of refugees fleeing Central America initially
due to the war in El Salvador. Clients of Casa Marianella are
now less refugees and more immigrants of Mexico, Honduras, El
Salvador, Guatemala, Cuba, and Nicaragua. In 2003 a new facility,
Posada Esperanza, to provide emergency shelter to homeless women
and children was opened.
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| ANITEPAM
Bulletin & ANITEPAM Journal |
This
is the newsletter of the African Network of Institutions of
Theological Education Preparing Anglicans for Ministry. ANITEPAM
is a network recognized by the council of Anglican Provinces
of Africa (CAPA) and has served African Anglican theological
education since 1993.
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| Asbury
Herald |
This
is a publication of the Asbury Theological Seminary. The journal
has set upon a new course intend on bringing spirituality to
all its readers. “We desire to offer you the opportunity
to grow in life, love, faith and character through Asbury Seminary,
whether you are a student, alumnus, staff or friend. And as
we focus in this issue on being “well-trained,”
we begin the first of a series of issues that will explore the
various aspects of our educational mission statement. Our hope
is that this issue— and new format—will not only
bring us closer as a community, but deepen your own spiritual
walk and challenge you wherever and whenever you serve.”
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| Bulletin
of the Boston Theological Institute |
The
Bulletin of the Boston Theological Institute is a part
of the endeavor to create and foster a context for dialogue,
envisioning, and experimentation in theological inquiry and
the preparation for ministry of the BTI schools. Its chief objective
is to draw attention to the past and future activities of the
schools, and their faculties.
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| Catalyst:
Contemporary Evangelical Perspectives for United Methodist Seminarians |
This
is a publication that is mailed to over 100 seminaries in support
of United Methodist Seminarians by AFTE, A Foundation for Theological
Education. The purpose of Catalyst is to alert seminarians
to significant resources within the classical Christian tradition;
to highlight evangelical perspectives on Christian faith and
practice; to stimulate serious consideration of classical Christianity;
and to encourage a seminary experience fully within the Wesleyan
tradition of uniting the two so long divided, knowledge and
vital piety.
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| Circa |
Circa
was founded in 1992 as the dean's newsletter. It is published
in the fall and spring quarters to update Divinity School alumni
and friends on the latest community developments. The Divinity
School has pursued the vision of an institution devoted to systematic
research and inquiry into the manifold dimensions of religion,
seeking to serve both those preparing for careers in teaching
and research and those preparing for careers in ministry.
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| City
Voices |
City
Voices is a nonprofit organization incorporated within
the State of Illinois for the purpose of inspiring, educating
and serving pastors and ministry leaders throughout the United
States through the printed media. The newsletter focuses on
issues facing urban churches and their ministry.
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| Claremont
Review of Books |
The
Claremont Review of Books offers bold arguments for
a reinvigorated conservatism, which draws upon the timeless
principles of the American Founding and applies them to the
moral and political problems we face today. By engaging policy
at the level of ideas, the CRB aims to reawaken in
American politics a statesmanship and citizenship worthy of
our noblest political traditions.
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| Colloquy |
Colloquy
is the newsletter of the Association of Theological Schools.
The member schools of the Association of Theological Schools
in the United States and Canada and the Commission on Accrediting
of ATS are graduate schools of theology that educate persons
for the practice of ministry, for a range of church-related
professions, and for teaching and research in the theological
disciplines. They include Protestant, Roman Catholic, and Orthodox
graduate schools of theology and reflect a broad spectrum of
doctrinal, ecclesiastical, and theological perspectives.
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| Contemplative
Outreach |
Contemplative
Outreach relays information about the Contemplative Outreach
network. Contemplative Outreach is a spiritual network of individuals
and small faith communities committed to living the contemplative
dimension of the Gospel in everyday life through the practice
of Centering Prayer. “Our purpose is to share the method
of Centering Prayer and its immediate conceptual background.
We also encourage the practice of Lectio Divina, particularly
its movement into Contemplative Prayer, which a regular and
established practice of Centering Prayer facilitates.”
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| Council
of Reformed Charities |
Published
by the Council of Reformed Charities (CORC), this publication
provides its readers with information that may be useful to
its members. The members of the CORC come from various areas
nationwide. These organizations include churches, rehabilitation
centers, learning centers, as well as counseling services.
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| Family
Eldercare |
Family
Eldercare was founded in 1982 by a group of professionals concerned
with supporting the family's role as caregiver for frail elders
through training and information. Family Eldercare provides
services and develops partnerships supporting older adults,
people with disabilities and those who care for them. We advocate
for older adults and people with disabilities so they may remain
in their homes and communities.
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| Family
in America, The |
The
Howard Center for Family, Religion & Society publishes this
periodical monthly. It seeks to clarify the importance of family
in binding generation to generation, inspiring love and intimacy
in the home, and fostering industry and lawfulness within the
broader community.
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| Forward
Now in Christ |
Forward
Now in Christ is a publication of Forward in Faith North
America. It replaces their previous publication Foundations:
Reclaiming and Renewing the Anglican Way, which ceased publication
in 2002. The magazine’s mission statement is: Bringing
you the latest news of interest to orthodox bishops, clergy,
and laity in the Anglican Communion within North America. Forward
in Faith North America came into being in June, 1999, when the
former Episcopal Synod of America unanimously voted to enter
into a new and dynamic relationship with its sisters and brothers
in the UK and Australia. Its members are to be found all over
continental North America.
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| Historical
Footnotes |
Concordia
Historical Institute is the Department of Archives and History
of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod. Historical
Footnotes newsletter is published quarterly by the Concordia
Historical Institute to provide information for members and
friends about our activities and holdings.
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| INSight |
InSight
is designed to inform our colleagues, friends, and supporters
about the activities of the Institute for Advanced Studies in
Culture. Published twice a year, in the Spring and Fall, each
issue includes updates on current research initiatives, news
about the fellows, highlights of the past semester, announcements
of forthcoming publications, and a calendar of conferences,
speaking engagements, and lectures related to the Institute.
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| Listen:
A Seeker's Resource for Spiritual Direction |
Listen
is a resource for spiritual seekers. Listen exposes
seekers to the ministry of spiritual direction (also known as:
spiritual companioning, spiritual guidance, spiritual mentoring,
spiritual accompaniment, Anam Cara, soul friendship) and assists
them in their search for every day encounters with the holy.
Listen sustains holy living. Listen is simple,
inviting, contemplative, and educational. In addition to articles,
program information, resources for retreats and education, Listen
includes book reviews and poetry. |
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| Little
Chronicle, The |
This
is the newsletter of the Brothers of the Society of St. Francis,
Province of the Americas. It provides news about the order,
their mission, and often updates on the work of various brothers
in the community.
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| Lutheran
Hedgehog, The |
| The Lutheran Hedgehog
is a publication of CrossAlone Lutheran Churches. CrossAlone Lutheran
Churches are centrist Lutherans affiliated with Lutheran Congregations
in Mission for Christ (LCMC). |
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| Lutheran
Theological Seminary Saskatoon Newsletter |
This
newsletter is a small paper used primarily for disseminating
information about the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan, Canada.
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| Missioner,
The |
Communication
with alumni and friends is carried out through The Missioner,
the quarterly newsletter of Nashotah House. Members of the Almuni
Association work to insure the continuation of Nashotah House
as a theological institution of the Church and to assist in
extending the ministries of the House by encouraging continuing
education among the alumni and by providing for scholarship
assistance for worthy and needy students.
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| Mission
Frontiers |
The
Mission Frontiers is published 6 times a year by the
U.S. Center for World Mission. The Center is a missionary organization
concerned with getting others mobilized in the effort to bring
the gospel to unreached peoples. The articles of the Mission
Frontier are geared to motivated perspective missionaries
into the mission of evangelization.
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| Mosaic |
Mosaic
is an affiliated social ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in America. Mosaic publishes a full-color magazine,
Mosaic, to share stories and insights about the ministry. It
is the successor publication to Martin Luther Homes’ News
and the Bethphage Messenger.
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| News
From the Hill |
News
From the Hill is the Virginia Theological Seminary's newsletter
for sharing information about campus and community life. The
Virginia Theological Seminary is one of eleven accredited Episcopal
seminaries in the United States. Our school enrolls students
from every domestic province of the Episcopal Church, as well
as countries in Africa, South and Central America, Asia, and
Europe. Formation for leadership in the Church and in the world
takes place within a community committed to a life of daily
prayer, study, and fellowship.
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| Noel
News |
NOEL
(National Organization of Episcopalians for Life) News is the
news letter for the Anglicans for Life. Anglicans for Life’s
mission is to advocate the sanctity of human life from conception
to natural death in the Church and society. |
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| Perspectives |
This
is the Vancouver School of Theology newsletter. The newsletter
presents information about the news and events pertinent to
the school including alumni updates.
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| Primary
Source |
Primary
Source is the quarterly newsletter of the American Baptist Historical
Society (ABHS). It covers Baptist history and Society news.
The ABHS is the oldest Baptist historical organization (founded
in 1853) with the largest and most diverse collection of Baptist
historical material. |
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| Procession |
Procession
was a quarterly publication of the ELCA Division for Congregational
Ministries and replaced Worship 2000. The purpose of Procession
was to provide information about the process to develop a
new generation of worship resources. With the last stages
of the Renewing Worship project, the final issue of Procession
was published in April 2006.
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| Pulpit
& Pew |
Pulpit
& Pew has been founded on the work of several ongoing
initiatives of Duke Divinity School in pastoral leadership and
practical theology. Its vision is of a church dedicated to discipleship,
focused in community, effecting real change, and embodying the
New Creation brought into being by Christ Jesus.
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| Review
and Record |
These
two publications are put out by Evangelicals Concerned, Inc.
Evangelicals Concerned is the national network of gay and lesbian
evangelical Christians and friends founded in 1975 by Dr. Ralph
Blair. Record is a newsletter where you will find the
Good News of God's grace and peace in Christ to a people called
to lives of grateful service. Review is a quarterly
literature review on religion and homosexuality.
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| Rose,
The |
This
journal is published twice a year by the Natural Spirituality
Group at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Athens, Georgia. It is
offered to help link together groups and individuals engaged
in integrating dreamwork and other authentic aspects of the
inner journey into regular Christian life. The Rose
publishes articles submitted by journeyers from all locales.
It is a forum for telling personal stories; for sharing dreams;
for setting forth insights from the inner journey; for sharing
relevant books; for analyzing movies; for looking at the deeper
meaning of Scripture; for poetry and short reflections; for
the publication of apt sermons; for exchanging information about
how natural spirituality pro-grams are conducted in different
places; for announcing upcoming conferences; and for reports
on the same after they have taken place.
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| Royal
Cross, The |
This
is the quarterly magazine published by the Order of the Daughters
of the King (DOK). The DOK is a spiritual sisterhood of women
dedicated to a life of Prayer, Service and Evangelism. "We
have made a commitment to Jesus as our Savior, and we follow
Him as Lord of our lives. We are an Order for women who are
communicants of the Episcopal Church, churches in communion
with it, or churches in the Historic Episcopate. Today our membership
includes women in the Anglican, Episcopal, Lutheran (ELCA) and
Roman Catholic churches." |
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| Saint
Matthew’s Word, The |
This
is the monthly publication of St. Matthew’s Episcopal
Church in Austin. It offers articles on spiritual development
as well as news and events for St. Matthew’s church and
school.
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| Seabury
Crossroads |
Seabruy
Crossroads is the official quarterly publication of Seabury-Western
Theological Seminary. Seabury-Western was created in 1933 by
the merger of Seabury Divinity School and Western Theological
Seminary. Seabury Crossroads was created to support
the Seabury-Western mission: Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
is called to develop empowered and empowering leaders for Christ’s
Church and God’s mission in the world.
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| Signs
of the Times |
This
publication is the Newsletter of the Modern Churchpeople's Union
(MCU). Signs of the Times provides information about
the aims and activities of the MCU, and offers members an opportunity
to communicate with each other. The MCU is a forum for Christian
debate and discussion which welcomes new insights in religious
faith. |
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| Southern
Register, The |
|
Dedicated
to strengthening the University of Mississippi's humanities
program through the exploration and documentation of the American
South's complex and diverse cultural traditions, a committee
of the school's faculty and administrators began planning the
Center for the Study of Southern Culture in 1975. The mission
of the Center for the Study of Southern Culture is to investigate,
document, interpret, and teach about the American South. The
Southern Register is the newsletter for the Center.
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| Southwestern
News |
|
Southwestern
News is a quarter publication that provides information
about the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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| Texas
Ecumenical Action |
|
Texas
Ecumenical Action is a publication of the Texas Conference
of Churches that is published 4 times a year. The Texas Conference
of Churches is an ecumenical community of communions: Orthodox,
Protestant, and Roman Catholic. The purpose of the TCC is to
clarify and strengthen our witness to Christ as Lord of the
Church and world. The journal provides information about the
Texas Conference of Churches and issues they are facing.
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| Vista,
The |
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Published
by the Southwestern Texas Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church,
The Vista provides news, articles, and events. It is
currently published 10 times a year, monthly except May and
December. |
