Jason Brian Santos
Biography
Jason Brian Santos has served as associate pastor of youth mission and ministry at University Presbyterian Church in Seattle, Washington. Santos previously held the Timothy Scholar Fellowship for Research of Youth Culture and has engaged in hands-on ministry in London, Chicago, and Bonn, Germany. Santos was pursuing studies at Princeton Seminary. Santos wrote A Community Called Taize (2008) and wrote the foreword to Intergenerational Christian Formation (2023).
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Intergenerational Christian Formation
Discipleship & Christian Education
Foreword
“[Intergenerational Christian Formation] has become what I call the 'bible' of intergenerational ministry. It is the primary text for all college and seminary classes on intergenerational ministry and formation, is part of the bibliography of every book written on the topic since, and continues to guide the global conversation today. . . . In the pages that follow, you will undoubtedly encounter one of the most compelling and needed arguments for the life and health of the church worldwide. The enthusiasm, scholarship, and dedication of these three authors will no doubt spark new ideas, hopes, and dreams for your ministry and for your understanding of what it means to be the church.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Without question, there is a dearth of thoughtful books about this period in a young adult's life we call the 'college years.' Once again, Dale Goldsmith seeks to fill that gap with his newest offering. In I Am With You you'll find sound biblical exegesis and time-honored wisdom infused into Goldsmith's delightful prose about how to navigate those often bewildering years. Delving deeply into four New Testament books, he rightly secures his place as one of the most significant theological voices writing to, rather than about, college students. I couldn't recommend a book more to college ministers (and their students) who are looking for a resource that applies biblical wisdom to the everyday life of young adults during their college careers.”
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