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Making tomorrow’s church today: The lived experience of youth ministry

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2023-12-21

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Captured in the pages of this book are experiences of the Seventh-day Adventist youth ministry leaders from different parts of the world and diversity of cultures. Listening to their voices through the lenses of the “Lived experience” approach to the study, one hears their concerns, aspirations, and desire to serve with passion and commitment in the complexity of contemporary life. These youth ministers share a visionary aim – to shape the spiritual pathway for future leaders and in doing so, help make tomorrow’s church today.

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Due to copyright restrictions this book is unavailable for download. Staff and Students of Avondale University may access this book from Avondale University Library (Call No. 259.23 W67-1)

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Williams, P., Skrzypaszek, J., & Williams, A. P. (2023). Making tomorrow’s church today: The lived experience of youth ministry. Avondale Academic Press.

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978-0645914108

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