Add to ORKGThe debate about the federal government’s school chaplaincy program has suffered from a lack of hard evidence, argue Monica Thielking and David MacKenzie
The current state of religion in the nation\u27s public schools is odd indeed. On the one hand, the ...
The aim of the research is to confirm whether “God’s Not Dead” (2016) production is an adequate port...
Segment in Hungry Beast, episode 24, about the almost $440 million Commonwealth cash spent putting c...
The debate about the federal government’s school chaplaincy program has suffered from a lack of hard...
Following the release of the Federal Ombudsman's report on the National School Chaplaincy Program, S...
The federal government's decision to invest 220 million dollars toward the National Schools Chaplain...
Minimal prior research has examined the school chaplaincy programme in Australia. This exploratory s...
The National School Chaplaincy Program aims to support school communities that wish to access the s...
Analysis of the data collected in the Valuegenesis II study of 3263 students in Seventh-day Adventis...
Williams v Commonwealth is an important decision for many reasons. In this article I shall focus on ...
Americans have grappled with church and state relations since the birth of the nation. One important...
The National School Chaplaincy Programme provides funding to government schools to appoint religious...
The constitutionality of public school board prayer under the First Amendment Establishment Clause h...
Separation of church and state within the public school system has always been a hot button issue....
Letter to the editor commenting on Michael Bachelard's article on a school chaplains program. The or...
The current state of religion in the nation\u27s public schools is odd indeed. On the one hand, the ...
The aim of the research is to confirm whether “God’s Not Dead” (2016) production is an adequate port...
Segment in Hungry Beast, episode 24, about the almost $440 million Commonwealth cash spent putting c...
The debate about the federal government’s school chaplaincy program has suffered from a lack of hard...
Following the release of the Federal Ombudsman's report on the National School Chaplaincy Program, S...
The federal government's decision to invest 220 million dollars toward the National Schools Chaplain...
Minimal prior research has examined the school chaplaincy programme in Australia. This exploratory s...
The National School Chaplaincy Program aims to support school communities that wish to access the s...
Analysis of the data collected in the Valuegenesis II study of 3263 students in Seventh-day Adventis...
Williams v Commonwealth is an important decision for many reasons. In this article I shall focus on ...
Americans have grappled with church and state relations since the birth of the nation. One important...
The National School Chaplaincy Programme provides funding to government schools to appoint religious...
The constitutionality of public school board prayer under the First Amendment Establishment Clause h...
Separation of church and state within the public school system has always been a hot button issue....
Letter to the editor commenting on Michael Bachelard's article on a school chaplains program. The or...
The current state of religion in the nation\u27s public schools is odd indeed. On the one hand, the ...
The aim of the research is to confirm whether “God’s Not Dead” (2016) production is an adequate port...
Segment in Hungry Beast, episode 24, about the almost $440 million Commonwealth cash spent putting c...