The God-Hungry Imagination
Sarah Faulman ArthurPaperback 2007-10-01
Publisher Description
In the spirit of Kenda Creasy Dean's and Ron Foster's youth ministry classic, The Godbearing Life (Upper Room Books, 1998), Sarah Arthur casts a new paradigm for postmodern ministry in which imagination and story take center stage. The God-Hungry Imagination explores the role of imagination and narrative in spiritual formation, reframing the youth pastor as "resident bard" and both scripture and the church as "narratable" worlds into which youth are invited.
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Publisher Description
In the spirit of Kenda Creasy Dean's and Ron Foster's youth ministry classic, The Godbearing Life (Upper Room Books, 1998), Sarah Arthur casts a new paradigm for postmodern ministry in which imagination and story take center stage. The God-Hungry Imagination explores the role of imagination and narrative in spiritual formation, reframing the youth pastor as "resident bard" and both scripture and the church as "narratable" worlds into which youth are invited.