CaPC Magazine Issue #9 is Now Available: Community and Education

Last updated on: August 8, 2013 at 9:30 am by Richard Clark

CaPC Magazine Issue #9 is Now Available: Community and Education 2013-08-08T07:05:50-06:00 Richard Clark

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An excerpt from this issue’s Letter from the Editor:

Education is an important issue to see this individual/community tension at work, because how the church’s children grow and learn will help to determine their future and whether or not they are a blessing or a burden to their community.

I’m excited to publish two exclusive features in Issue 9 of #CaPCMag, both of which take on the difficult task of thinking about our ethical responsibility to community in education.

In This Issue

Two Exclusive Features:
“Understanding the Role of the Church Community in Education” by Julie Ooms: What responsibility does the Church have in the education of our children?

“How the Church Resegregated Schools in Jackson, TN” by Tyler Glodjo: While white churches call for racial reconciliation, many segregate their children from their black peers in school.

Plus:

“Church Softball is the Ultimate Jesus Juke” by Brad Williams

“The Japanese Church: Healing A Wounded Nation” by Jason Morehead

“When It Comes to Mainstream Media, Hate the Sin, Not the Sinner” by Kara Bettis

“An Uneasy Education” by Erin Newcomb

Common Graces, an exclusive and regular collection of recommendations from the Christ and Pop Culture team.

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