Name/Title
Reaching Out Without Dumbing DownDescription
Why this book is critically needed -- Inside the technological, boomer, postmodern culture -- Outside the idolatries of contemporary culture -- Upside-down: worship as a subversive act -- God as the center of worship: who is worship for? -- The character of the believer: having content or being content? -- The character of the Church as a Christian community: what is at stake? -- Throwing the baby out with the bath water or putting the baby in fresh clothes: music -- Worship ought to kiss us: the word -- Discovering our place in the story: ritual and liturgy and art -- Reaching out without dumbing down -- The Church as its own worst enemy: is it happening again? -- Appendix: sample children's sermons.
xi, 316 p. ;24 cm.Book Details
Author
Dawn, Marva J.Date Published
1995Publication Subjects
Public worship.
Christianity and culture.
Eredienst.--gtt
Kerk en maatschappij.--gttCall No.
BV 15 .D38 1995ISBN
0802841023 (pbk. : alk. paper), 9780802841025 (pbk. : alk. paper)LCCN
95030549Notes
Bibliography Note: Includes bibliographical references (p. 308-316).