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New England Campus Ministry Initiative
From the Synod of the Northeast newsletter, January 2009
In 2008 the New England Presbytery Partnership Group (Boston, Northern and Southern New England Presbyteries) established its New England Presbyterian Campus Initiative (NEPCI), coordinated by Kelsey Rice Bogdan and administrated by the Rev. Karl Gustafson. In a year-end holiday update, Kelsey wrote that the research phase of the project is near completion, with information collected from about 215 accredited colleges in New England, including information about religious life on campus. [Read more] |
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New College Catalog Available
If you are interested in more information about Presbyterian-related colleges and universities, there is a new catalog published by the Association of Presbyterian Colleges and Universities (APCU) in partnership with Collegiate Ministries. |
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PACHEM (Presbyterian
Association for Collegiate and Higher Education Ministries)
is the name of the organization formed as a result the 2004
Higher Education Summit. It was conceived by the Office of Higher
Education of the PC(USA) in response to "Renewing the Commitment,"
General Assembly Overture 98-63, as an advocacy group. PACHEM
has a formal Covenant with the PC(USA). |
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Presbyterian College Chaplains Association
The Presbyterian College Chaplains Association provide a link between faith and learning, between our Church and our institutions of higher education and between people exploring the meaning of life and the God who is the basis of that meaning.
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Higher Education Ministries Arena
The
Higher Education Ministries Arena (HEMA) is part of the
non-profit corporation, Council for Higher Education Ministries
(CHE Ministries, Inc.), the primary structure through which
several Protestant denominations work ecumenically to achieve
common goals in higher education ministries.
Add
your congregation-based ministry to the HEMA directory.
Subscribe
to the HEMA e-newsletter. |
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