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Introduction to the journal issue from the current editor of Didache

Approaching the subject of the human condition from non-Christian viewpoints in Europe means diverging somewhat from what has previously gone before us in thisdiscussion. While we have discussed...

The Church of the Nazarene early in its history endeared itself to liberal arts education as a denominational priority. This study provides a beginning to understanding this priority through H. Orton...

Taken from the introduction: "There seems to be a general agreement that we are living in a time of transition between two competing worldviews: modernity and postmodernity. The exact nature of each...

Taken from the introduction: "This task of articulating and proclaiming holiness in Asia and the Pacific contexts has long been overdue. Wesleyan theology of holiness, for several decades, has been...

Taken from the introduction: The Filipino Church needs to hearken back to its roots. To be Filipino and Christian is to be egalitarian. Unfortunately this is not always the case when it comes to the...

Tillman presents a review of the literature which addresses both the practical and theoretical barriers related to the lack of persistence amongst college students.

Outcome-based education represents an education theory that demonstrates a shift from teacher-centric to student-centered content delivery and learning. The emphasis of this model is to provide an...

Outcome-based learning for ministerial preparation replaced content-based preparation for the Church of the Nazarene in 1997. The shift in process enhanced applicability of instruction and learning...

One of the purposes of religion, humanly speaking, is to enable people to live a responsible life. One desire is that religious people may not disturb the harmonious life; rather, they may contribute...