Title: Reaching out without dumbing down
Subtitle: a theology of worship for the turn-of-the-century culture
First published: 1995
Description: "Seeking to help local churches think more thoroughly about worship and culture so that they can function effectively in contemporary society, Dawn roots her discussion of worship issues in a careful assessment of significant aspects of the present technological, postmodern society and names criteria by which to judge various cultural influences. She also sketches the essential attributes of true worship - worship that keeps God at the center, builds believers' character, and upbuilds the community." "In the process, Dawn discusses music, preaching, Scripture readings, rituals, liturgies, art, and all the accoutrements of worship, and offers practical suggestions for choosing the best tools and forms to deepen worship life, to nurture faith development, and to increase believers' outreach throughout the church and to the world."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Christianity and culture, Public worship, Culture, Moral and religious aspects, Kerk en maatschappij, Worship, Eredienst, Worship (religious education), Theology, practical
LC classification: BV15 .D38 1995