On Becoming a Christian Educator in Social Work

Michael E. Sherr

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On Becoming a Christian Educator in Social Work is a compelling invitation for social workers of faith in higher education to explore what it means to be a Christian in social work education. By highlighting seven core commitments of Christian social work educators, it offers strategies for social work educators to connect their personal faith journeys to effective teaching practices with their students.

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