(a four-part mini series – part 2) 01.11.2025 / Volker Glissmann In part 1 of this mini-series (The original questions that shape TEE), we looked at the original questions that shape TEE: who is called to participate in Christian ministry, and who are the right leaders. In both cases, TEE practitioners recognise that, over time,
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(a four-part mini series – part 1) 01.10.2025 / Volker Glissmann At the heart of the development of TEE in the 1960s were initially a few simple questions. Simple yet profound questions that fundamentally determine the theological educational vision of TEE. The same questions still drive many TEE practitioners to choose a specific and distinct
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TEEnet is pleased to announce the publication of Theological Education by Extension: Accounts from the 20th Century. The book is a collection of accounts of the experiences from early TEE practitioners in the 20th century. The accounts were compiled by the editorial team, comprising Patricia J. Harrison and Volker Glissmann. Patricia’s own involvement with TEE
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Gloria Jean Gibson Kinsler and Francis Ross Kinsler 10.06.1935 – 14.02.2025 02.11.1935 – 08.12.2020 This obituary is just a small reflection on the legacy of Ross and Gloria Kinsler from the perspective of the theological education by extension community. Much more could and should be said about the decades-long partnership of Ross and Gloria Kinsler’s
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01.07.2025 / Volker Glissmann When TEE developed in the 1960s, it was quickly realised that it is more productive for the class meeting if the learners study in their own time before the next lesson. One of the benefits of learning before the lesson is that the learners can study at their own pace, which
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