TEEnet Press
TEEnet publishes under the name TEEnet Press. We focus on publishing TEE-related books and manuals. This includes where possbible reprints of key and out of print works. TEEnet Press is committed to “open access publishing” where possible, this means that e-books of our publications are available for free download and non-commercial use. If you would like to discuss a book project, please write us using the contact form: Contact Us.
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TEEnet Press Publications
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Writing for TEE:
A Handbook for Authors
Dr Harms has over 50 years of experience in theological education, specifically in Theological Education by Extension (TEE). “Writing for TEE” is a handbook for TEE course writers, authors, and trainers of course writers of TEE material.
Anthology of Extension Seminary Bulletins: Volume 1 (1970-1973)
Volume 1 of the Anthology of Extension Seminary Bulletins covers 1970 to 1973. The Extension Seminary was a bulletin published by the Evangelical Presbyterian Seminary of Guatemala, where Theological Education by Extension (TEE) began.
Anthology of Extension Seminary Bulletins: Volume 2 (1974-1976)
Volume 2 of the Anthology of Extension Seminary Bulletins covers 1974 to 1976. The Extension Seminary was a bulletin published by the Evangelical Presbyterian Seminary of Guatemala, where Theological Education by Extension (TEE) began.
Anthology of Extension Seminary Bulletins: Volume 3 (1977-1979)
Volume 3 of the Anthology of Extension Seminary Bulletins covers 1977 to 1979. The Extension Seminary was a bulletin published by the Evangelical Presbyterian Seminary of Guatemala were Theological Education by Extension (TEE) began.
Anthology of Extension Seminary Bulletins: Volume 4 (1980-1985)
Volume 4 of the Anthology of Extension Seminary Bulletins covers 1980 to 1985. The Extension Seminary was a bulletin published by the Evangelical Presbyterian Seminary of Guatemala, where Theological Education by Extension (TEE) began.