In a revised an updated edition, this comprehensive, up-to-date text offers a framework for intentional intergenerational Christian formation. It provides the theoretical foundation of intergenerationality, then gives concrete, practical guidance on how worship, learning, community, and service can all be achieved intergenerationally.
In a revised an updated edition, this comprehensive, up-to-date text offers a framework for intentional intergenerational Christian formation. It provides the theoretical foundation of intergenerationality, then gives concrete, practical guidance on how worship, learning, community, and service can all be achieved intergenerationally.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Holly Catterton Allen (PhD, Talbot School of Theology) is professor of family science and Christian ministries at Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee, where she holds a joint appointment in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the College of Bible and Ministry. She teaches undergraduate courses such as Nurturing Spiritual Development in Children and Family Ministry and has previously taught at John Brown University, Biola University, and Abilene Christian University. Allen's areas of scholarly interest are children's spirituality and intergenerational issues. She is the author of InterGenerate: Transforming Churches through Intergenerational Ministry, coauthor (with Christine Ross) of Intergenerational Christian Formation, and editor of Nurturing Children's Spirituality: Christian Perspectives and Best Practices. She leads two national, ecumenical conferences: the Children's Spirituality Summit and InterGenerate that currently meet in alternating years at Lipscomb University. She has published articles in Christian Education Journal, Lutheran Education, Lifelong Faith, Christian Scholar's Review, and Christianity Today along with chapters in several books. Allen is married to Dr. Leonard Allen and they have three adult children and four grandchildren.
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Acknowledgments Venturing into Intergenerationality: Our Stories Introduction Part One: Generational Realities 1. What Is the Problem? 2. How Did We Get Here? Why churches tended to separate the generations 3. Why Bring the Generations Back Together? The benefits of intergenerationality 4. What Shall We Name This Approach? Part Two: Biblical, Theological, and Theoretical Support 5. Feasts, Jehoshaphat and House Churches: Biblical Foundations 6. Growing Each Other Up: Theoretical Foundations 7. Midwives, Tailors and Communities of Practice: Learning Theory 8. The Trinity, Koinonia and the Body: Theological Foundations Part Three: Support from the Social Sciences 9. Becoming Christian in Community: "Religious Socialization" 10. The Very Old and the Very Young: Contributions from Gerontology 11. Millennials, Xers, Boomers and Silents: Generational Theory 12. By the Numbers: Empirical Research Part Four: Intergenerational Christian Formation Practices 13. Creating a Culture of Intergenerationality 14. Intergenerational Worship 15. Intergenerational Learning Experiences 16. Intergenerationality and Story Sharing 17. Intergenerational Service and Missions 18. Intergenerational Small Groups 19. Cross-Generational Relationships in Multicultural Churches 20. Intergenerationality and Megachurches Conclusion Appendix A: Forty Intergenerational Ideas Appendix B: Intergenerational Resources Appendix C: Biblical Passages that Reflect an Intergenerational Outlook
Acknowledgments Venturing into Intergenerationality: Our Stories Introduction Part One: Generational Realities 1. What Is the Problem? 2. How Did We Get Here? Why churches tended to separate the generations 3. Why Bring the Generations Back Together? The benefits of intergenerationality 4. What Shall We Name This Approach? Part Two: Biblical, Theological, and Theoretical Support 5. Feasts, Jehoshaphat and House Churches: Biblical Foundations 6. Growing Each Other Up: Theoretical Foundations 7. Midwives, Tailors and Communities of Practice: Learning Theory 8. The Trinity, Koinonia and the Body: Theological Foundations Part Three: Support from the Social Sciences 9. Becoming Christian in Community: "Religious Socialization" 10. The Very Old and the Very Young: Contributions from Gerontology 11. Millennials, Xers, Boomers and Silents: Generational Theory 12. By the Numbers: Empirical Research Part Four: Intergenerational Christian Formation Practices 13. Creating a Culture of Intergenerationality 14. Intergenerational Worship 15. Intergenerational Learning Experiences 16. Intergenerationality and Story Sharing 17. Intergenerational Service and Missions 18. Intergenerational Small Groups 19. Cross-Generational Relationships in Multicultural Churches 20. Intergenerationality and Megachurches Conclusion Appendix A: Forty Intergenerational Ideas Appendix B: Intergenerational Resources Appendix C: Biblical Passages that Reflect an Intergenerational Outlook
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