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Support Letters For Worst Of Both Worlds Fosta, Congress Jan 2018

Support Letters For Worst Of Both Worlds Fosta, Congress

Historical and Topical Legal Documents

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Ibelieve Bible: A Witnessing Resource For Young Adults, Adam Fenner Jan 2018

Ibelieve Bible: A Witnessing Resource For Young Adults, Adam Fenner

180 Symposium Publications

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Recommendations For A Brighter Future, S. Joseph Kidder, Gerardo Oudri Jan 2018

Recommendations For A Brighter Future, S. Joseph Kidder, Gerardo Oudri

180 Symposium Publications

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Finding Purpose And Practices For Youth Sabbath School, Steve Case, Hubert Cisneros Jan 2018

Finding Purpose And Practices For Youth Sabbath School, Steve Case, Hubert Cisneros

180 Symposium Publications

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Hope For The Orphan: Re-Imagining The Youth Sabbath School, S. Joseph Kidder, Gerardo Oudri Jan 2018

Hope For The Orphan: Re-Imagining The Youth Sabbath School, S. Joseph Kidder, Gerardo Oudri

All Books

Hope for the Orphan is a compilation of reports given at the 180 Symposium themed "Sabbath School Matters!" At this event a group of administrators, scholars, practitioners, youth, and resource producers met for an honest dialogue with the purpose of identifying some of the main challenges affecting youth and young adult Sabbath School ministry, as well as potential solutions.

The presentations are divided into four sections:

  • Defining the Challenges
  • Exploring the Solutions
  • Improving Learning Styles and Models
  • Recommendations for a Brighter Future

Of particular interest to readers will be recommendations included in the final chapter of this book, "Report from …


Emotional Relevance In Outreach Ministry, George Hunter Jan 2018

Emotional Relevance In Outreach Ministry, George Hunter

Great Commission Research Journal

In Western history, the Enlightenment sold the idea that humans are essentially rational creatures who need to graduate from their primal emotions. Leaders like Jonathan Edwards and John Wesley knew better, commending Christianity as a faith of “the heart” and leading a Great Awakening. Nineteenth century evangelical leaders, however, drank too much of the Enlightenment Kool-Aid and took an excessively left-brained approach to pre-Christian people. The religious tracts of the time expose this turn. This article invites church leaders to rediscover a more biblical (and Reformation) understanding of human nature and to pioneer in “emotionally relevant ministry” once again.