Bridging Theory & Practice in Children's Spirituality:

New Directions for Education, Ministry,

and Discipleship

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general editors:

Mimi L. Larson + Robert J. Keeley

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Through a blend of practical application and theoretical understanding from a Christ-centered perspective, Bridging Theory and Practice in Children's Spirituality equips those who are involved in the varied contexts where children are spiritually formed. 

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Bringing some of the most respected voices in the field together in one volume, these short, accessibly written chapters help pastors, church leaders, professors, students, and parents stay up-to-date with current trends. Each chapter offers suggestions for moving forward by putting theory into practice.

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Endorsements

"True to its promise, this resource blends theory and practice into a book that will fascinate

the seasoned scholar and equip the frontline children's minister."

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-David M. Csinos

assistant professor of practical theology, Atlantic School of Theology, founder of FAITH FORWARD

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"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."

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-Karen-Marie Yust

professor of Christian Education, Union Presbyterian Seminary

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