TEEnet is pleased to announce the publication of “Anthology of Extension Seminary Bulletin Volume 1 to 4,” edited by Volker Glissmann. The books are available for free and are fully accessible e-books. This aligns with TEEnet’s vision to encourage open access to theological learning materials (see our blog: TEEnet and Open Access Learning Materials). We […]
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TEEnet is pleased to announce the publication of “Writing for TEE: A Handbook for Authors” by Hartwig F. Harms. The title, “Writing for TEE,” signifies the book’s focus on the unique writing style and techniques required for Theological Education by Extension (TEE). The book is available as a free and fully accessible e-book, in line
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Central to the TEE vision is the idea of access to theological learning. The vision implies the desire to remove obstacles blocking people from accessing theological education. Extending theological education means opening up geographical access, economic access, linguistic and cultural access, ecclesiastical access, gender access, class access, pedagogical access and spiritual access. All of these
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Our website aims to be a home for those involved in Theological Education by Extension (TEE). We want to support, promote, bring together, reflect, and contextually develop TEE in partnership with local and regional TEE programmes and bodies, churches, and those interested in theological education, specifically extension programmes. One of the features of the TEE
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