April 25-27, 2024
Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN USA, and Online
Review the Call for Proposals
Hotel: Fairfield Inn, 3045 Centre Pointe Dr. Roseville, MN 55113
Call the hotel directly for reservations at conference rate ($87/night): 651-636-7869 (Be sure to mention ARL)
Meals are included with registration fee. Please note any dietary restrictions here.
This registration is for current non-members of the ARL.
April 25-27, 2024
Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN USA, and Online
Review the Call for Proposals
Hotel: Fairfield Inn, 3045 Centre Pointe Dr. Roseville, MN 55113
Call the hotel directly for reservations at conference rate ($87/night): 651-636-7869 (Be sure to mention ARL)
Meals are included with registration fee. Please note any dietary restrictions here.
April 25-27, 2024
Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN USA, and Online
Hotel: Fairfield Inn, 3045 Centre Pointe Dr. Roseville, MN 55113
Call the hotel directly for reservations at conference rate ($87/night): 651-636-7869 (Be sure to mention ARL)
Meals are included with registration fee. Please note any dietary restrictions here.
This registration is limited to current ARL Student Members.
April 25-27, 2024
Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN USA, and Online
Hotel: Fairfield Inn, 3045 Centre Pointe Dr. Roseville, MN 55113
Call the hotel directly for reservations at conference rate ($87/night): 651-636-7869 (Be sure to mention ARL)
Meals are included with registration fee. Please note any dietary restrictions here.
This registration is for Student Non-Members.
This registration is for virtual attendees only. Online attendance will be via Zoom. Links will be sent closer to the conference date.
April 25-27, 2024
Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN USA, and Online
The Spring 2023 JRL contains four intriguing and helpful articles as well as a host of book reviews relevant to faith and leadership. Neil Dougall invites us to broaden our understanding of Christian leadership to include not only the traditional 'heroic' models, but other forms which emerge from everyday communities and life. Chloe Lynch explores the complicated and ambiguous reality of "Vulnerability in Leadership." Authors Maros and Dixon offer a powerful tool by which people can reflect on the distribution and enactment of social power in their groups. And John Senior, a white theologian, examines the structural character of white . . .
As is customary, the Spring issue is non-thematic. I enjoy the way articles find their way to the JRL and serendipitously ‘come together’ to form a unique, multifaceted conversation. This issue is particularly compelling not only because of the range of subjects it covers, but also because it has generated a lively conversation within the JRL board itself. In fact, as a result of one article in particular by Jason Miller and Dale Lemke, the JRL is convening a panel discussion at the 2022 ARL conference on the nature and practice of ethical research. It is one example of . . .
What “good†do we hold in common? What do we mean by “good� Seeking a constructive approach to the common good for congregations and religious leaders, this essay argues for the inherent good of a common life, such that attentiveness to a particular place and the practice of neighborliness cultivates common ground, helping communities to hold particular goods in common . . .
