Children in the Way?

Creative Opportunities for Churches With Young Children

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Youth Ministries, Church
Cover of the book Children in the Way? by Carrie Kingston, Isobel MacDougall, Lion Hudson
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Author: Carrie Kingston, Isobel MacDougall ISBN: 9780857212443
Publisher: Lion Hudson Publication: March 8, 2013
Imprint: Monarch Books Language: English
Author: Carrie Kingston, Isobel MacDougall
ISBN: 9780857212443
Publisher: Lion Hudson
Publication: March 8, 2013
Imprint: Monarch Books
Language: English

The first years are critical, a pivotal time when children have powerful curiosity, exuberance for learning, and make strong connections through their experiences. This is also when a child's attitudes, values and perceptions are formed: 'Do I belong here?', 'Am I good enough?' Our grasp of how children learn has developed sharply in recent years. Nurseries and schools constantly review their approach, but churches frequently employ antiquated practices. Many alienate children because our methods don't meet their needs, and because we don't realise that some of the strongest messages are hidden. We are inoculating our children against church. The intention is to challenge churches about their children's work; to inform children's workers about the latest research; and to provide practical ideas. The authors suggest ways of providing relevant experiences and developing children's creativity, so that children's encounters with church is positive and enriching.

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The first years are critical, a pivotal time when children have powerful curiosity, exuberance for learning, and make strong connections through their experiences. This is also when a child's attitudes, values and perceptions are formed: 'Do I belong here?', 'Am I good enough?' Our grasp of how children learn has developed sharply in recent years. Nurseries and schools constantly review their approach, but churches frequently employ antiquated practices. Many alienate children because our methods don't meet their needs, and because we don't realise that some of the strongest messages are hidden. We are inoculating our children against church. The intention is to challenge churches about their children's work; to inform children's workers about the latest research; and to provide practical ideas. The authors suggest ways of providing relevant experiences and developing children's creativity, so that children's encounters with church is positive and enriching.

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