The outsider interviews
Subtitle: what young people think about faith and how to connect with them
By: Jim Henderson, Todd Hunter, and Craig Spinks
Contributors: Hunter, Todd D., 1956-; Spinks, Craig
Edition: Rev. and updated ed.
Publisher: Baker Books
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Grand Rapids, MI
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
ISBN-13: 9780801014246
Subjects: Interviews; Religious life; Christianity; Postmodernism; Generation Y
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p.         ).
Table of contents: title: The backstory: the why, where, who, and how / Craig Spinks; title: Kansas City outsiders: Christianity has an image problem / Jim Henderson; title: Klarisa gets saved: following up with Kirk and Klarisa three years later / Jim Henderson; title: Things change: Billy Graham's socks and the threat of postmodernity / Todd Hunter; title: Phoenix outsiders: beliefs and blinders / Jim Henderson); title: The big question: how did you get outsiders to agree to do this? / Jim Henderson; title: Putting the outsider interviews to use: students teach their professor / Todd Hunter; title: Denver outsiders: diversity and difference / Jim Henderson); title: Getting past gay: climbing the mountain of difference with dad / Craig Spinks; title: The risky business of engaging difference: how a good intention turned into a lost relationship / Craig Spinks; title: Seattle outsiders: the great agreement / Jim Henderson; title: Six lessons learned: the things that moved us most; title: Where are they now?: an update from some of our outsiders.