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Religious Education
The official journal of the Religious Education Association
Volume 33, 1938 - Issue 1
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THE PROFESSIONAL FELLOWSHIP WITHIN THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL

The Development and Work of the Professional Advisory Sections

P. R. Hayward∗View further author information
Pages 46-49 | Published online: 28 Jul 2006
 
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∗Editor of International Journal of Religious Education, and Director of Curriculum Development, International Council of Religious Education.

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P. R. HaywardFootnote∗

∗Editor of International Journal of Religious Education, and Director of Curriculum Development, International Council of Religious Education.

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