Karen B. Westerfield Tucker
Biography
Karen B. Westerfield Tucker wrote the foreword to Holy Fire Fell.
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Theology
“Affirming that Charles Wesley's theology-rich hymns provide a medium for Christian teaching as well as for praise and prayer, Chilcote selects representative Wesley hymn texts in order to explore nine core biblical and christological themes. The result is an engaging, accessible, insightful--and even inspirational--primer on Wesleyan theology. Each reader, no matter the theological training or place on the spiritual journey, will find this book to be a valuable resource.”
Preaching & Worship
“Worship is the central action of the church, no matter the location or sociocultural context. Yet many of the books written on the subject of Christian worship and its related topics pay little attention to praxis in the non-Western world. This collection of essays, written by scholars from a variety of academic disciplines and cultural experiences, helps to fill the gap in the literature by offering theological reflections on worship, culture, and globalization, and by acquainting the reader with representative worship practices and expressions of faith found in Asia, the Pacific, Latin America, and Africa. Pastors, seminarians, and specialists in liturgy, cultural studies, missiology, and evangelism — or any person interested in understanding the connection of Christian worship to a global body of Christ — will find great value in this resource.”
Evangelical versus Liturgical?
Preaching & Worship
“An important work that speaks to today's churches. . . . The fresh vision provided in this book will change discussions about worship in congregations, in ecumenical groups, and among scholars.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“In this collection, Chilcote takes up John Wesley’s advice of praying the prayers of others and so deftly recasts the writings of Methodist women of previous generations into rich and expressive prayer forms to assist this present generation in finding their own voices in prayer. Georgia, Hester Ann, Isabella, Mary, and others here invite you to deepen your own encounter with the triune God and the life of faith!”
Incorporating Children in Worship
Preaching & Worship
“Utilizing insights from Scripture, from Christian writers past and present, and from their own church experiences, the authors reflect theologically and practically on the spiritual and moral formation that takes place in worship, for both young and old. A must-read for worship planners and for any person concerned about the welcome and nurture of children in the church.”
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