Interviews [7]

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Products [59]

• 1. A History of Union Theological Seminary in New York
• 2. Alternatives in Theological Education: An Examination of the Characteristics and Outcomes of Denominational Judicatory Study Programs Which Prepare Persons for Commissioned, Licensed, Ordained or Otherwise Authorized Ministries
• 3. An American Practice of Giving: A Neglected Strand in American Church History
• 4. Can Christian Faith Sustain the Life of the Mind?
• 5. Catholic Conceptions of Faith: A Generational Analysis
• 6. Communication and Change in American Religious History
• 7. Conference on Theological Education and Communications Technology, I
• 8. Conference on Theological Education and Communications Technology, II
• 9. Congregational Vs. Denominational Giving: An Analysis of Giving Patterns in the Presbyterian Church in the United States and the Reformed Church in America
• 10. Congregational vs. Denominational Giving: An Analysis of Giving Patterns in the Presbyterian Church in the United States and the Reformed Church in America
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  11. Contending With Modernity: Catholic Higher Education in the Twentieth Century
• 12. Correlates of Religious Giving in Six Protestant Denominations
• 13. Determinants of Religious Giving in Urban Presbyterian Congregations
• 14. Ecumenical Seminaries: Whom to Serve? How to Survive? A Special Issue on Theological Education
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  15. Faith Traditions and the Family
• 16. First Sunday
• 17. From School to Congregational Leadership: Can Recent Graduates Be Helped To Bridge the Gap?
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  18. Hispanic Catholic Culture in the U.S.: Issues and Concerns. The Notre Dame History of Hispanic Catholics in the U. S., Vol 3
• 19. Holistic Ministry—Four Snapshots: The Congregations, Communities, and Leadership Project
• 20. Hope for Your Future: Theological Voices from the Pastorate
• 21. How the Lutheran Worldview Can Sustain the Life of the Mind?
• 22. Hurrying Toward Zion: Universities, Divinity Schools, and American Protestantism
• 23. Independence and a New Partnership in Catholic Higher Education
• 24. Inquiring and Discerning Hearts : Vocation and Ministry with Young Adults on Campus
• 25. Lay Ministry Update.
• 26. MEChA and The Transformation of Chicano Student Activism: Generational Change, Conflict, and Continuity
• 27. Mexican Americans and the Catholic Church, 1900-1965. The Notre Dame History of Hispanic Catholics in the United States, vol. 1
• 28. Mission, Formation and Diversity Report: Adult Degree Programs at Faith-Based Colleges
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  29. Models for Christian Higher Education: Strategies of Success in the Twenty-First Century
• 30. Money Matters: Personal Giving in American Churches
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  31. Mormons and the Bible: The Place of the Latter-Day Saints in American Religion
• 32. Our Place in Church Related Higher Education in the United States
• 33. Pastoral Care and the Unity of Theological Education
• 34. Paying Peter and/or Paul: Church Finances and Congregational Vitality
• 35. Political Correctness, the Reformed Tradition, and Pluralism: Implications for Theological Education
• 36. Political Incorrectness and Theological Education
• 37. Protestant colleges, 1960-1990
• 38. Puerto Rican and Cuban Catholics in the U. S., 1900-1965. The Notre Dame History of Hispanic Catholics in the U. S., vol. 2
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  39. Shifting Boundaries: Contextual Approaches to the Structure of Theological Education
• 40. Show Me the Money: Funding the Reformed Church in America
• 41. Social Sources of Family Contributions: Giving Patterns in the Reformed Church in America
• 42. Social Sources of Family Contributions: Giving Patterns in the Reformed Church in America
• 43. Summer Consultation on Work-in-Progress
• 44. Survey of Endowed Presbyterian Churches
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  45. Tejano Religion and Ethnicity: San Antonio, 1821-1860
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  46. The Catholic Philanthropic Tradition in America
• 47. The Contemporary Context of Theological Education: A Consideration of the Multiple Demands on Theological Educators
• 48. The Diocesan Seminary in the United States: A History from the 1780s to the Present
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  49. The Diversity of Discipleship: The Presbyterians and Twentieth-Century Christian Witness
• 50. The Fragility of Knowledge: Theological Education in the Church and the University
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  51. The Mainstream Protestant "Decline": The Presbyterian Pattern
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  52. The Organizational Revolution: Presbyterians and American Denominationalism
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  53. The Pluralistic Vision: Presbyterians and Mainstream Protestant Education and Leadership
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  54. The Presbyterian Predicament: Six Perspectives
• 55. The Receipts and Benevolences of Presbyterian Congregations, 1973-1988
• 56. The Register
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  57. The Transformation of American Sisters
• 58. Toward a Theology of Ecclesial Lay Ministry
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  59. We Are the Church Together: Cultural Diversity in Congregational Life

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Projects [40]

• 1. Alternatives in Theological Education
• 2. American Synagogue History: A Comprehensive State of the Field Survey.
• 3. Analysis of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) as a case study of mainline Protestantism.
• 4. Analysis of the Presbyterian Church (USA) as a case study in the crisis of mainline Protestantism: Planning grant
• 5. Conference of the Council on Theological Education
• 6. Development of a network of pastor-theologians in Protestant churches
• 7. Enhancement of Theological Leadership in the Presbyterian Church
• 8. Entry Into Ministry
• 9. Entry Into Ministry, Phase Two
• 10. Historical Studies of Protestantism in American Culture III
• 11. Historical Studies of Protestantism in American Culture IV
• 12. Investigation of the Structure of Theological Education
• 13. Leadership for Public Ministry Project
• 14. Mission, Formation, and Diversity: A Research Project on Adult Education Programs at Church-Related Colleges
• 15. New Ministries Project I
• 16. New Ministries Project II
• 17. New Ministries Project II: Planning Grant
• 18. One Hundred and Fifty Years of Congregational Change: Church Life in the Reformed Church in America, 1847-1997
• 19. Planning grant for research on musical cultures of Christian congregations
• 20. Presbyterian Congregational Identity and Membership Decline in Yonkers, New York
• 21. Program Connecting Congregations and Colleges
• 22. Proposal to support leadership education
• 23. Public contributions of city churches
• 24. Research on entry of new clergy into ministry
• 25. Research on Religious Giving
• 26. Research on Stewardship Education
• 27. Research on the History of American Theological Education
• 28. Review of Recent Literature on Theological Education
• 29. Searching for Denominational "Bedrock": Ethnicity and Church Growth/Decline
• 30. Studies of American Congregations
• 31. Study of San Fernando Cathedral Project and Strategic Planning for Lay Leadership Program
• 32. Study of the Post-War Economic Behavior of Presbyterian Congregations
• 33. Survey of Characteristics of Endowed Presbyterian Churches
• 34. The Protestant Establishment: Interactions within American and Western Culture (Historical Studies V)
• 35. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond
• 36. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Fuller Theological Seminary
• 37. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - University of Dubuque
• 38. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Wartburg Theological Seminary
• 39. Theological Traditions and Higher Education, Seven Narratives
• 40. To Identify and Describe Some of the Major Forces That Have Shaped Changes in the Way American Women Religious Understand and Define Religious Life, Commitment, and Ministry

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Research Articles [7]

• 1. A Pastor's Perspective on the Financing of American Religion
• 2. Prophetic Ministry: The Black Church & Theological Education
• 3. Sustaining Pastoral Excellence: Supporting Ministry Over the Long Haul
• 4. The Aims & Purposes of Literature: Notes from the Field
• 5. The Poor Parson: Seminary Student Indebtedness and What Can Be Done About It
• 6. Theological Education: Confessional and Public
• 7. What Makes A Vibrant Congregation? A Seminary Rediscovers Congregational Life

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Study Guides [2]

• 1. American Mainline Protestantism: A Study Guide
• 2. The Aims & Purposes of Theological Education: A Study Guide

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Reshaping Ministry [2]

• 1. Seminaries Build Capacity To Strengthen Congregational Ministry
• 2. Transition into Ministry: Programs Offer Hope for Revitalizing Congregational Leadership

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Newsletters [2]

• 1. Initiatives in Religion: Winter, 1996 [vol. 5, no. 1]
• 2. Initiatives in Religion: Winter, 2003 [vol. 10, no. 1]