Laws of Expeditionary Learning

by Amy Frykholm in the Apr 15, 2015 issue

Read the main article on the Expeditionary Learning model.

Seven Laws of Salem

These educational principles, influential in the development of Expeditionary Learning in the United States, were developed by Kurt Hahn at the Salem Castle School in Germany in about 1930.

Early Christianity, fragment by fragment

A new published volume of ancient papyri contains sayings, attributed to Jesus, that were previously unknown—including a dialogue with a disciple named Mary.

by Elizabeth Schrader Polczer

Voices

How might God bless a divided America?

On a recent trip to the US, I went to church—and found myself pondering three liturgical moments.

by Samuel Wells

Screen Time

The buddy-cop feminist detective series I didn’t know I needed

Deadloch is one of the funniest, smartest, most unexpected delights I have watched in a long time.

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First Words

In praise of church musicians

Great leaders of congregational song attend to the new community formed every time a church gathers.

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