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From: spiritualdevelopmentcenter at lists.search-institute.org (spiritualdevelopmentcenter@lists.search-institute.org)
Date: Tue Oct 30 10:29:23 2007
Subject: News from the Center for Spiritual Development
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"Stories help to engage children's imagination. [Children] are close to =
spirit. We just need to open a door or window and let them into that =
world, and invite that world into their hearts. "
--- David Gene, Glastonbury, CT, USA
Join the Discussion!
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* *Listen: An Interfaith Panel on Family and Spirituality <#Listen>*
* *An Interview with Center Advisor Shiva Khalili, Tehran, Iran
<#Interview>*
* *Fast Facts: Youth Workers on the Priority of Spiritual
Development* <#FastFacts>
* *New Blog on Spiritual Pluralism by Gene Roehlkepartain <#Blog>*
*Insights & Research*
*Listen: An Interfaith Panel on Honoring Spiritual Issues in Our Work =
with Families*
Listen in on a discussion of family and spirituality among a group of =
experts with racial, gender, occupation, and faith-tradition diversity: =
Michael Jerpbak, PhD, Associate Professor, Youth & Family Studies, =
Crossroads College, moderator; Taslima Khaled, Academic Advisor, =
Metropolitan State University; Frank Goodwin, Fond du Lac Human Services =
Men's Advocacy Program; Dr. Judson Reaney, pediatrician, Park Nicollet =
Medical Center; Kristen Stuenkel, parent educator and coordinator for =
Early Childhood programs, Columbia Heights; Umo Udo, chaplain at St. =
Joseph's Home for Children. From an April 2007 conference in =
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, organized by Minnesota Council on Family =
Relations, with Search Institute.
Hear the panel =
*An Interview with Center Advisor Shiva Khalili, Tehran, Iran*
Muslim scholar Shiva Khalili shares her research and her Muslim =
worldview, and challenges scholars in this emerging field to be up front =
about their personal assumptions, theories of person, and faith/worldview.
Read the interview =
*Fast Facts: Youth Workers on the Priority of Spiritual Development*
See the statistics from the Common Ground study, in which 1,300 youth =
workers from both secular and faith-based organizations answered =
questions about the priority of spiritual development in their work, =
their interest in learning more, and their commitment to joint training.
Get the facts =
*Community*
*Conversations Along the Way*
Co-Director Gene Roehlkepartain's monthly musings describe how in groups =
of people of different faith traditions, we struggle to find =
commonalities while also respecting and capturing distinctives within =
different traditions, cultures, and life experiences.
Read the blog
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