Discipleship that transforms
Subtitle: an introduction to Christian education from a Wesleyan Holiness perspective
By: John H. Aukerman, general editor
Publisher: Warner Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Anderson, Ind
Language: eng
Number of pages: 389
ISBN-13: 9781593175412
Subjects: Philosophy; Education; Christian education; Holiness churches; Methodist Church
Table of contents: title: Basic theological topics; title: The role of the Bible in Christian education; title: Jesus, the master teacher : teaching that transforms; title: Overview of the history of Christian education; title: Educational philosophy; title: Premodern, modern, and postmodern modes of thinking and being; title: Human development; title: The power of story; title: Reaching out and bringing in : education, evangelism, and the nurture of Christian faith; title: Administering christian education; title: Goals and objectives in Christian education; title: How to study the Bible; title: Choosing and evaluating curriculum; title: The teaching-learning transaction; title: Planning to teach; title: A place to teach : educational facilities; title: A church cannot not teach; title: Do as I do and as I say : intentional discipleship; title: Camps and retreats; title: Christian education across the lifespan; title: Meeting special needs in the Christian education setting; title: Why the church needs the family; title: Intercultural education; title: Church and public education; title: Contemporary holiness living; title: Christian education in the emerging church; title: Trends in Christian education.