Welcome to REA:APPRRE

Welcome to the Religious Education Association, an Association of Professors, Practitioners, and Researchers in Religious Education. We meet and work together to advance substantive research, probing scholarship and practical approaches to religious education, particularly through our journal Religious Education and our scholarly monograph series Horizons in Religious Education.

2027 Wabash Workshop: Teaching well online

Join your REA colleagues Mary Hess and Jodi Porter in a six month, online collaboration through the Wabash Center in teaching well online. We are looking for people teaching in theology and religion contexts, and the deadline to apply is September 28th. Contact Mary Hess (mhess [at] religioused [dot] org) know if you have questions. https://wabashcenter.wabash.edu/gatherings/workshops/2027-teaching-well-online…
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Call for Chapter Proposal

Sacred Foundations, Sociocultural Futures: Black Religious, Ethical, and Moral Traditions in P–12 and Higher Education in the Forbidden Knowledge: Black Education Collective   Editors: Terence Mayo, Antonio Ellis, and JaQuan Beachem This edited volume centers how Black religious, ethical, and moral traditions shape educational purpose, teaching, learning, curriculum, student formation, institutional life, and freedom-making across…

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CFP 2nd Annual TIDEL Summit & Showcase

We invite your faculty, students, scholars, and institutional leaders to the 2nd Annual TIDEL Summit & Showcase, taking place October 1–2, 2026, in New York City, at Union Theological Seminary and Teachers College, Columbia University. The event brings together scholars, faith leaders, technologists, and nonprofit professionals for sessions, panel discussions, and interdisciplinary dialogue at the intersection of…

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CfP for MDPI Education, Migration, Religion: An Ethnographic Perspective

Stefan Van Der Hoek is currently guest editing a Special Issue of Genealogy entitled “Education, Migration, Religion: An Ethnographic Perspective.” The Special Issue invites ethnographically grounded contributions exploring the intersections of education, migration and religion. Relevant topics include religious education and socialisation in migration contexts, intergenerational transmission, belonging, refugee education, religious pluralisation, transnational networks and…

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