Barbara Anne Keely
Associate Professor of Christian Education
and Congregational Spirituality
Minister
of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
Oblate, Order of St. Benedict
Appointed 1991
educational
ministries of the Church
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spiritual
formation in congregations and religious leaders
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adult
generational differences in religious education
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methods
and models of teaching
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The
Spiritual Life of the Congregation. (in progress)
“Website
Design as a Dynamic Companion in Developing Learning Resources.” Teaching
Theology and Religion 10 (2007): forthcoming.
Online: “Congregational
Spirituality.” www.congregationalspirituality.org “Spiritual
Formation for Ordained Ministry: An Ecumenical Approach.” Teaching
Theology and Religion 6, no. 4 (October 2003):
202-207.
“Letty
Russell’s Hermeneutics of New Creation: The Context
for Partnership.” Pages 91-100 in Memperlengkapi
bagi Pelayanan dan Pertumbuhan (Equipping for Ministry
and Growth), edited
by Tim Penyusun Buku dan Redaksi BPK Gunung
Mulia. Jakarta: Gunung Mulia, 2002.
“Should
the Church Start a Preschool?” Journal for Case Teaching no. 13 (Fall 2002):
32-39.
Your
Bible! The Study Begins: Leader’s Guide. The Kerygma
Program, 1998.
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Faith
of Our Foremothers: Women Changing Religious
Education
Westminster/John Knox Press, 1997.
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The
Clergy Journal, Christian education columnist
B.A.
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University
of Washington |
M.A.
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University
of Washington |
| M.Div. |
Princeton
Theological Seminary |
Ed.D.
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Presbyterian
School of Christian Education |
I
like to sew, read novels, take long walks, and play golf.
Gifted with friends who share my interests, I enjoy live
theater, classical music concerts, and operas. I am currently
serving on the board of directors of ARC Retreat Community.
And I am always happy to let a restaurant do the cooking.
Contact
Barbara Anne at bakeely@unitedseminary.edu or
651.255.6125.
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“My
concerns weave together Christian Education and
spiritual formation. Effective educational ministries
equip
and empower children, youth, and adults to encounter
God in both personal and corporate ways. This includes
knowing the tradition of the Church, as well as being
open to challenging and transforming the Church in
ways that are faithful and just.”
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“Spiritual
formation is effective when it awakens persons and
communities of faith to be faithful in their relationships
with Jesus Christ, caring in their relationships
with others, and committed to living lives that are
part of God’s transforming work in the world.” |
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