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Equipping Schools to be Technology Competent: A Story from India

The Church of South India (CSI) Vellore Diocese is a bilingual diocese, mostly rural, and crosses...

Larry Colvin serves with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana. The pandemic of Covid-19...

Cindy Moraga-Selva serves the Theological Community of Mexico (CTdeM). Mission work in the...

Here we are! Send us! From the President of the Near East School of Theology: Dr. George...

Carlos Sediles-Real serves the Theological Community of Mexico (CTdeM). This past year was...

Working with students in the Bachelor in Theology Program Carlos Sediles-Real serves the...

Raul Santiago Rivera works with the Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico. A few weeks ago,...

Today Cuba is facing the worst economic crisis since the 1990s, exacerbated by the...

It is not uncommon for me to include the use of songs in my teaching. These, of course, are not...

The second semester of the 2019-20 school year began in January as scheduled. In March came the...

At Pringle Home for Children, in Carron Hall, St Mary, Jamaica, school’s not out! Since schools...

This is my second year working at the J.F. Oberlin University in Tokyo, where I serve as chaplain...

Every year, I take my seminar students to the Philippines as part of their course in social work at...

Written by the Rev. Dr. Mitri RahebPresident, the Diyar Consortium Dear Sisters and...

The semester comes to a close, and then comes the dreaded examination week. Dreaded by whom? The...