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Empowering Professors to Explore Economics Nathan Hitchcock, associate professor of church history and theology, Sioux Falls Seminary Like all theological educators, the faculty at Sioux Falls Seminary need to find natural entry points into the themes of faith,...
Helpful Models
Each year, the Oikonomia Network Steering Committee reviews syllabi and other materials produced by our network schools in order to identify helpful models that illustrate success in integrating work and economics in theological education. This is one of the ways the...
Four Talks You Can Use
Four exciting new short talks on theology and economics from national leaders are now available. These talks are designed to be used as assignments to help you introduce students to these vital issues in your classes. Featuring dynamic and engaging presentations from...
ON National Office Moves to Trinity
Greg Forster This month, the Oikonomia Network is making an important transition – and so am I. The network’s national office is moving from The Kern Family Foundation to Trinity International University, and I am going with it! I will be joining the staff of...
Acton U Moments
The Oikonomia Fellows reception is getting crowded - AU is underway! It's always an honor to welcome the fellows - but it usually looks better in the picture! Jay Moon wants to know - do you know Wesley like you think you do? Asbury brought ten students to AU for...
Curricular Touchpoints
As we do each year, the Oikonomia Network held a curricular integration workshop at the 2015 Acton University conference. One hundred theological educators divided into tables by discipline and discussed ideas for including work and the economy in every area of the...
Curricular Integration Videos
This spring, we contacted eight ON faculty whose classes were selected last year as helpful models of curricular integration. We asked each of them to record a homemade video of less than five minutes sharing insights on their experiences. Why did they take the...
The Resurrection of the Body in Our Work
Nathan Hitchcock, associate professor of church history and theology, Sioux Falls Seminary Note: This article is part of a series that considers various ways our work anticipates, in the present, the future reality of the consummated Kingdom. The entire series was...
Luke’s Gospel of Jubilee
Keith Reeves, professor of biblical studies, Azusa-Pacific University Note: This article is the third of a three-part series on economic production and Jubilee in the Old and New Testaments. In previous articles we looked at the Jubilee in the Old Testament and why...
Explaining Economic Wisdom
Helpful models of curricular integration: The syllabi mentioned in this article were selected by the ON Advisory Committee as “helpful models” for network faculty to consider. The Economic Wisdom Project has released a new central document, and the Oikonomia Network...