Adoptive youth ministry integrating emerging generations into the family of faith

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Otros Autores: Clark, Chap, 1954- (Editor)
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Grand Rapids, Michigan : Baker Academic, a division of Baker Publishing Group, 2016.
Colección:Youth, family, and culture series
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • The strategy of adoptive youth ministry / Chap Clark
  • Understanding the changing adolescent / Steven Bonner
  • Welcoming wounded and broken adolescents into the family of God / Marv Penner
  • Technology and adoptive youth ministry / Bradley Howell
  • Screen time: a window into teens' dreams / Craig Detweiler
  • Reflective youth ministry: youth ministry as critical, ongoing, communal reflection / Almeda M. Wright
  • Thinking (practical) theology / Michael McEntyre
  • Youth ministry, adoption, and culture / Walt Mueller
  • Thinking ecclesiologically: teenagers becoming part of the church / Mark Cannister
  • Thinking critically about families and youth ministry / Allen Jackson
  • Thinking globally: an Asian American case study approach / David Jia Hwa Doong and Jinna Sil Lo Jin
  • Thinking long term / Cheryl A. Crawford
  • Adoption extended: creating a welcoming space / Pamela Erwin
  • Spiritual formation: it's a matter of time / Tony Jones
  • Can I ask that?: imagining a church big enough for teenagers' hard questions / Kara Powell and Brad Griffin
  • A call to adoptive ministry: middle school distinctives / Heather Flies
  • No church in the wild: urban and multiethnic contexts as the new frontier of youth ministry / Daniel White Hodge
  • Adoptive youth ministry: a Latin American perspective / Howard Andruejol
  • Adoptive leadership / Bill MacPhee
  • The communication of adoption: hearing and making known / Duffy Robbins
  • Teaching for adoptive ministry / Jay Sedwick
  • Rethinking church strategies and structures / Steven Argue
  • A call to adoption: integration of youth ministry to the church / April L. Diaz.