Interviews [3]
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Products [18]
- 1. Beginnings: Human and World Issues
- 2. Bridging Divided Worlds: Generational Cultures in Congregations
- 3. Creative Aging: Making a Difference in Later Life
- 4. Discipleship of Nonviolence: Practical Ways to Follow a Path of Nonviolence Modeled on Jesus’ Example
- 5. Embracing Life: Reflections on a Vision of Life that Holds Each Person and All Creation Sacred
- 6. Gathering the Seekers
- 7. Grieving the Death of a Loved One
- 8. INNERACTION, A four-year video-enriched program in adult religious education. "Cultural Blessings": five videos ("Touching Earth," "Caring Communities," "Creating Energies," "Liberating People," and "Living Reflections")
- 9. Making God Visible: Parenting Young Children
- 10. Mission, Formation and Diversity Report: Adult Degree Programs at Faith-Based Colleges
- 11. Reaching Out to Young Adults
- 12. Religious Resources and Church Growth
- 13. Strengthening Family Life: Sustaining and Supporting Family Life in a Hostile Culture
- 14. The Call of Service: A Witness to Idealism.
- 15. Vanishing Boundaries: The Religion of Mainline Protestant Baby Boomers
- 16. Why Strict Churches Are Strong
- 17. Work, Family, and Religion in Contemporary Society.
- 18. Young Adult Catholics: Religion in the Culture of Choice
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Projects [12]
- 1. A Study of Religious Attitudes and Practices of Young Adult Catholics
- 2. Biography and Faith: Two Supplemental Studies
- 3. Common Fire Project
- 4. INNERACTION series: A four-year video- enriched program in adult religious education
- 5. Ministry with business leaders
- 6. Mission, Formation, and Diversity: A Research Project on Adult Education Programs at Church-Related Colleges
- 7. Moral Underpinnings of Voluntarism among Young People
- 8. Nurturing Experience Theologically (NETwork): research into congregation-based adult Christian education
- 9. Research on congregations and generational cultures
- 10. Study of young adult Protestants
- 11. Study on Congregational Giving
- 12. Supplement to "Congregations and Generational Cultures" project