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Child in God's Church, The
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Tim Beilharz | Youthworks Media
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Tim Beilharz | Youthworks Media
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Most pastors and congregations would agree that developing a childās faith and including them in the life of the church deserves real thought and effort. However, so often the opposite is true in practice: Sunday schools are treated as child-minding services that allow the adults to have the actual gathering as Godās people; parenting and childrenās ministries are siloed; older members of the church never speak to a single child there.
InĀ The Child in Godās Church, Tim Beilharz provides the biblical reasons for including and nurturing children as precious members of the body of Christ. He sets the theological and theoretical foundations for understanding children and the church, then provides a framework for practising childrenās ministry in the local church.
This book is a unique and invaluable resource that provides churches with the necessary foundations for revitalisation and growth.
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If you love this quote, youāll love this book: āAs childrenās ministry leaders, we can ⦠teach and equip others to see the youngest brothers and sisters of their church as fellow members of Christās bodyāvaluable members of the church today, not just in the futureā. Tim has done the hard work for us, taking us on a journey through the historical factors that have shaped how we think about kidsā ministry today. Yet Timās commitment is to let the Bible have the final say. This book is a must-read as we think intentionally about discipling children in the context of the family, the age-specific kidsā church and the intergenerational context of the church community.
- Sandy Galea, Founder and Director of Kidswise
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