INTERFAITH DIALOGUE BROCHURE Why is dialogue important?
Understanding that we are all children of God, good creations, it is important for us to understand
and to value the diverse perspectives in our global community. Dialogue helps build relationships
with all God's people around the world.
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LIVE WIRES II
The purpose of this booklet is to help churches and colleges or universities explore ways that they
can work together in mutual ministry. The underlying assumption is that building such partnerships
can enhance and enrich both the academic community and the life of the congregation.
For whom is this booklet designed?
Those volunteers or staff hoping to initiate projects or programs involving a church or churches
in ministry on campus. This booklet will offer those seeking to initiate campus ministry with visions
of the possibilities and tools to explore needs and resources.
Those already involved in ministry on campus who wish to strengthen ties between the college and
area churches. This booklet will offer resources designed to help them evaluate their current
situations and explore new visions.
Those leaders who may be asked to help churches develop ministries in higher education. This
booklet is a resource they can share with others.
United Ministries in Higher Education (UMHE)
provides a variety of resources focused on new and renewing ecumenical ministries in higher education.
UMHE is a function of the Council for Higher Education Ministries.
"A MORAL RESPONSE TO TERRORISM"
"A Moral Response to Terrorism" is a five-part discussion study prepared
by the editors of Sojourners Magazine. Its underlying purpose is to nurture a sense of conscience in a time of war. It is very thoughtful, concise (48pp.), and appropriate for use in small group discussion, study circles, retreats, or classrooms with university students. The five study units are:
(1) "The Present Darkness"
(2) "Why Did This Happen?"
(3) "Paths of Love and Justice"
(4) "Is Islam the Enemy?"
(5) "A Better Way to Fight Terrorism"
Each study unit contains a variety of contributors--Christian, Jewish, and
Muslim, from many life settings. Among the contributors are: Marie Dennis,
Rabbi David Saperstein, Walter Wink, Bill Wylie-Kellerman, Jim Wallis,
David Batstone, Muqtedar Khan, Ched Myers, Wesley Granberg-Michaelson, Joan Chittister, Charles Kimball, Shalendra Sharma, Michael Cossudovsky, Adnan Silajdzic, Nanette Asimov, Rose Marie Berger, and Naomi Klein. Each study unit includes a listing of resources--printed, audio visual, and
online--for further study, worship, and action. As one would expect from
Sojourners, it is high quality material.
Price: 1-9 copies, $7 each; 10-49 copies, $6 each; 50+ copies, $5 each.
Plus a little shipping cost. Order at: Sojourners, 2401 15th Street NW,
Washington, DC 20009; or call 1-800-714-7474. For other available study
series check the Sojourners web site: www.sojo.net
OUR BODIES, CHRIST'S BODY:
SEXUALITY AND EMBODIMENT IN 1 CORINTHIANS
A Bible Study for Young Adults
By Jane Ellen Nickell
This seven-session Bible study is directed to an audience of college students and other young adults.
Its purpose is to help them consider issues of sexism, sexuality, and embodiment in their own lives
and how the advice Paul gave to the Corinthians on these issues is relevant to them. By considering
sexuality as the ground of all relationships, students can come to a deeper love for God and for other people. Discussion questions run throughout each session, urging participants to look for answers that are relevant to their lives.
Click on the following PDF links to download Bible Study.
United Ministries in Higher Education (UMHE) provides a variety of resources focused on
new and renewing ecumenical ministries in higher education. UMHE is a function of the Council for
Higher Education Ministries.