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Development of New Covenant People Curriculum
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Date
18 Jun 1997 19:52:29
4-June-1997
97230
Congregations Invited to Participate in Development
of New Covenant People Curriculum
by Julian Shipp
LOUISVILLE, Ky.--The Curriculum Publishing office of the Presbyterian
Church is offering congregations the chance to participate in the design of
Covenant People, a new Presbyterian curriculum scheduled for publication in
the year 2000, by undertaking a six-session self-study entitled "Becoming a
Covenant People."
According to Curriculum Publishing officials, "Becoming a Covenant
People" helps congregations explore their visions for the church. As a
congregation works through the self-study, it develops a vision statement
for the church and then shares that vision with other participating
congregations. The new curriculum will in turn be geared toward that
shared vision of the church.
"Congregations are [some] of our most important development partners,"
said the Rev. Frank Hainer, associate for adult curriculum development and
chair of the Covenant People design team. "Those congregations that return
their postcards from the Becoming a Covenant People' study will be given
an opportunity to shape their educational offerings into the next century.
Covenant People promises to be a curriculum that is truly informed by the
vision and participation of the entire Presbyterian community."
The Rev. Eunice Poethig, director of the Congregational Ministries
Division (where Curriculum Publishing is lodged), said, "This study sets in
motion the first of many positive steps that will see our church working
together toward a common goal -- educational and spiritual growth. We
continue to receive reports from congregations that have completed the
study and look forward to many more in the next two months. Everyone's
level of dedication is truly inspiring."
Curriculum Publishing, PC(USA), is the curriculum publisher of the
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and also produces other high-quality
educational materials under the imprint Bridge Resources. Presbyterian
congregations wishing to participate in the "Becoming a Covenant People"
study should call 1-800-524-2612.
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