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Jan 252012
Spring 2012 Class Registration Ends Soon
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Jan 042012
If you haven’t signed up already, don’t wait to register for one of the Spring 2012 courses being offered by Cherry Hill Seminary! Registration for this trimester’s courses closes on Monday, January 9. Click here to register for the courses listed below: Continue reading »
Spring 2012 Classes Open for Registration!
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Dec 192011
Courses for Spring of 2012 are now open for registration!
Here’s a simple list of course titles. Visit our Current Courses tab on this blog site to get more information for each class, visit our website for full course descriptions, or you can go here to register for classes. Happy Learning! Continue reading »
CHS Student Laura Anderson visits Ireland
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Aug 062011
St. Stephen's Green
My husband, Sean, and I got married on Lughnasadh last year, and were given the chance to travel to Ireland on our honeymoon. I had been to Ireland once before, when I was fifteen, but this time was a very different trip. I was here to celebrate a wonderful life change, to take my first vacation with my husband, and to pay my respects and honor to the Tuatha de Danann. I’m a heathen now, but I started my pagan path with Celtic Reconstruction, and I raise my horn to the Irish gods as often as to the Norse. Continue reading »
Student survey results
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Jul 232010
Recently, many of you were kind enough to take our online student information survey. The “official” report is not finished yet, but we can share a few things with you.
You want more flexibility in class meeting times, and some courses with no class meetings, particularly for those of you in other countries, or otherwise far away from the Eastern Time Zone. We hear you and this fall we are offering more such options.
You want more workshops in other parts of the country. We are working on a Pagan Basic Ministry Skills two-day workshop that will be open to the public. Total cost will probably be about $2,000 for a group of up to 35. If you are interested in bring us to your region, let us hear from you.
You seem to feel that our tuition rates are reasonable, even if you don’t have the money to attend at the moment. That’s good to hear! We know that we are among the lowest rates nationwide for seminary graduate courses, and our PCE and Foundations courses have artificially low rates in order to make them as widely available as possible.
Please keep talking to us! When you share your ideas it helps us improve and grow.
