Intergenerational Christian formation : bringing the whole church together in ministry, community and worship
Holly Catterton Allen and Christine Lawton Ross
Downers Grove, ILL : IVP Academic, c2012
330 p. ; 23 cm.
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1/F Collection | BV 640 .A55 | Available |
- A.Venturing into intergenerationality : our stories
- Part 1. Generational realities. What is the problem?
- How did we get here? : why churches tended to separate the generations
- Why bring the generations back together? : the benefits of intergenerationality
- What shall we name this approach?
- Part 2. Biblical, theological and theoretical support. Feasts, Jehoshaphat and house churches : biblical foundations
- Growing each other up : theoretical foundations
- Midwives, tailors and communities of practice : learning theory
- The Trinity, koinonia and the body : theological foundations
- Part 3. Support from the social sciences. Becoming Christian in community : "religious socialization"
- The very old and the very young : contributions from gerontology
- Millennials, Xers, Boomers and Silents : generational theory
- By the numbers : empirical research --
- B.Part 4. Intergenerational Christian formation practices. Creating a culture of intergenerationality
- Intergenerational worship
- Intergenerational learning experiences
- Intergenerationality and story sharing
- Intergenerational service and missions
- Intergenerational small groups
- Cross-generational relationships in multicultural churches
- Intergenerationality and megachurches.
- Includes bibliographical references (p. [308]-322) and index.
- 083083981X (pbk)
- 9780830839810 (pbk)
- https://cms.trccloud.hk/opac/bib/AOKn