Theological Education
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Two theological training centers in Switzerland agree to merge: 'less competition, more cooperation'
Two Swiss theological training institutions are joining forces with a complementary outlook with hopes to attract, inspire and bolster the numbers of younger people for pastoral training.The brands for the Theological Seminary of St. Chrischona (TSC) based in Bettingen-St Chrischona and Institute for Community-Orientated Continuing Education (IGW) in Zurich, with campuses in Germany, will remain–as will the independent sponsoring associations of TSC, IGW Switzerland and IGW Germany–but from Jan. -
Schools in Finland face opposition to Christian music
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Grand Canyon University holds 'Unity Walk' amid divisive US election: 'look at differences… or look at what draws us together'
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Nottingham University adds 'trigger warning' to 'expressions of Christian faith' in works by Chaucer, medieval writers
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Private Christian schools fear closure if UK government's value added tax (VAT) plan goes ahead
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Homeschooling continues to increase across the US post-pandemic: report
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Largest Christian university in US celebrates 75th anniversary with historic enrollment, even as it fights efforts by US gov't to 'shut it down'
Grand Canyon University (GCU) in Phoenix, Arizona, is marking its 75th anniversary with the private for-profit Christian college anticipating to enroll 125,000 for its fall semester, its largest-ever intake of students. While celebrating the continuous growth, GCU continues its fight against a historic $37.7 million dollar fine for allegedly misrepresenting the costs of its doctoral programs and against the “defamatory” criticisms by U.S. Department of Education Secretary who vowed to “shut it d
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