Full Professional Membership ($50/year)
Full membership is open to those engaged in theology/religious studies and the arts, whether as scholars in colleges, universities or seminaries; persons with terminal degrees in these fields; artists; or pastoral theologians/ministers. Membership benefits include subscription to ARTS Magazine, access to SARTS online fora, and eligibility for LUCE fellowships.
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Joint Membership ($50/year)
Joint (husband and wife) Professional Membership is open to those engaged in theology/religious studies and the arts, whether as scholars in colleges, universities or seminaries; persons with terminal degrees in these fields; artists; or pastoral theologians/ministers. Membership benefits include subscription to ARTS Magazine, access to SARTS online fora, and eligibility for LUCE fellowships. NOTE: both spouses should create a membership on this website to take advantage of features that may pertain to individuals. Choose "Joint Membership (Non-Billing)" plan if your spouse has already paid for membership.
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Joint Membership (Free)
This plan is only for those whose spouse has already paid for the Joint Membership Billed Plan. Although this plan is free, it will still require yearly renewal--please follow instructions in your user profile online.
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Graduate Student Membership ($25/year)
Full memberships is open to graduate students (MA and PhD) who are engaged in theology/religious students and the arts whether at colleges, universities or seminaries. Membership benefits include subscription to ARTS Magazine, access to SARTS online fora, and eligibility for LUCE fellowships.
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Subscribe to arts Magazine ($30/year)
One-year subscription to arts magazine (You do NOT need this plan if you are a members of SARTS). arts has been recognized as the single publication devoted specifically to the role of the arts in theological education and religious studies while also serving clergy, artists, and laity interested in the religion and arts dialogue. This journal seeks to expand our understanding of how the arts deepen and sustain our spiritual life, and how our spirituality depends on the arts for expression. Its exploration is ecumenical and interfaith.