What Schools Teach Us about Religious Life | Second Edition

Daniel R. Heischman is the Executive Director of the National Association of Episcopal Schools (since 2007) and has served as the Board President of the Council for American Education (CAPE). An adjunct instructor in the Doctor of Ministry program at Virginia Theological Seminary, he was formerly the Chaplain of Trinity College (2003–2007), Assistant Headmaster and Head of the Upper School at St. Albans School in Washington DC (1994–2003) and Executive Director of the Council for Religion in Independent Schools (1987–1994). From 1979–1987 he was Chaplain and Head of the Religion Department at Trinity School in New York. He is the author of Good Influence: Teaching the Wisdom of Adulthood.

Foreword and Acknowledgments – Introduction: Overflowing Containers – Doing Both – A Bold American Experiment – The Elephant in the Corner? – Unashamedly Unapologetic – That Long, Funny Word – Educating Hearts and Minds – Minding the Light – Delving into the Difficult – Changing the Narrative – Religious Connectivity – Conclusion: Gentler Souls.