Rev. Kara J. Hildebrandt

When curating Christian Education several factors determine what is offerered throughout the church year such as are people looking for particular topics or are they more in need of being with a set group of people.  Classes range from Bible study, a parenting class, theological studies, social justice, religious studies, spiritual practices, etc.... Christian Education should be looked at from an experiential perspective of how do people engage the topics, which can include being discussion based, hands on, or a more formal lecture style. Being in tuned to the needs of the church is vital to successful Christian Education. Curating this work requires knowledge of existing resources and being able to produce something new.

 

One of the resources I have produced is a Field Guide, which describes what each age group can expect to learn in the church. This guide is used by parents and teachers.