Karen-Marie Yust
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Karen-Marie Yust wrote Real Kids, Real Faith.
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100 Things Every Child Should Know before Confirmation
Discipleship & Christian Education
“100 Things Every Child Should Know before Confirmation provides a wealth of ideas about how to teach the Bible and connect children, parents, and congregations in the task of Bible-based faith formation. Rebecca Kirkpatrick draws from her experiences as a pastor, mother, and confirmation teacher to help church leaders `beef up’ programs so that children are learning Bible stories from a young age. Her ideas are succinct and clearly explained, so volunteers won’t be intimidated. For all who desire to pass their faith on to the next generation, this book is an invaluable reference tool.”
Bridging Theory and Practice in Children's Spirituality
Children & Youth
“This is a must-read for children's ministers and volunteers! Nowhere else can one find practical yet research-based explorations of spiritual direction, grief, trauma, and racially diverse spiritual experiences alongside more conventional discussions of biblical storytelling and spiritual play. Every congregation needs a copy (or two) of this book on its resource shelf!”
History & Biography
“Trousdale's marvelous storytelling ability makes the tale of Koinonia Farm and Clarence Jordan leap off the page. Children will discover how faith is put into action in this lively story of courage, perseverance, friendship and creative problem-solving. Reading this book will also help children understand America's history with racism and encourage them to make the world a place where all people respect and care for one another.”
Preaching & Worship
“Pastors, religious educators, and scholars will appreciate Moon's theological and practical reflections on how and why liturgical participation is beneficial for the faith formation of children and those with developmental challenges. Writing from a Reformed perspective, he clearly ties Calvin's teachings to contemporary theories of ritual performance and human development, offering a clear and cogent argument for the full inclusion of all in the sacraments of the Church.”
Children & Youth
“As a scholar, pastor, and grandmother, I’m fascinated by Wigger’s reflections on children and their imaginative encounters with God. Each chapter provides new insights into childhood faith and suggests how religious leaders, parents, grandparents, and others can support children’s spiritual flourishing.”
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