The educational mission of our church / by Roger Lincoln Shinn.

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Shinn, Roger Lincoln

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BX 9884 .A3 Sh63 1962

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PART 1. THE BASES OF OUR MISSION 1. A venture in Christian education - Planning for Christian education - The story of a curriculum 2. Doorways and directions for Christian education - Teaching the Bible-from a safe distance - Experience-to the neglect of biblical faith - The life and mission of the community of faith - Christian faith and the Christian church - Facing the difficulties 3. The claim of a heritage and the voice of God - The bible - The history of the church - Contemporary experience - Some practical questions 4. Theology and educational mission - The necessity and misuse of theology - Doctrine and education - The theology of the united church curriculum - Must theology be difficult? 5. Faith and the educational process - Educational purpose and method - Teaching and learning - Three tensions within Christian education - Some questions about educational method PART 2. OUR MISSION AS DEVELOPED IN THE CURRICULUM 6. The shaping of a curriculum - The three Christian tasks - Unifying themes - Church and home - Plan of organization - Books-for teachers and students - Audio-visual resources - Education of leaders 7. Christian pilgrimage: three opportunities, three tasks - The relation to God - Relationships with others - Becoming a whole person - The unity of Christian education - The bible and the pilgrimage 8. Unifying themes and the Christian tasks - Two concerns and a method - Realizing unity in the church school 9. The family of families - Education within the Christian family - Sharing a ministry - An example: the youngest children and the home 10. Communication through art - Christian education and artistic style - The portrayal of Jesus 11. Leaders and resources for the task - Leaders and the dynamics of education - Help from course books - Using the student's books - The valid use of techniques - Other helps for leaders 12. The movement of the pilgrimage: childhood years - First stages - Playing and learning in kindergarten - God and the primary years - Self-understanding among lower juniors - Juniors and the life of Jesus 13. Continuing pilgrimage: youth and adults - The meaning of the Christian community for junior highs - Middle highs and the Bible - Faith and life among senior highs - Adult education 14. And now... - The nature of the test - Education and renewal

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PART 1. THE BASES OF OUR MISSION
1. A venture in Christian education
- Planning for Christian education
- The story of a curriculum
2. Doorways and directions for Christian education
- Teaching the Bible-from a safe distance
- Experience-to the neglect of biblical faith
- The life and mission of the community of faith
- Christian faith and the Christian church
- Facing the difficulties
3. The claim of a heritage and the voice of God
- The bible
- The history of the church
- Contemporary experience
- Some practical questions
4. Theology and educational mission
- The necessity and misuse of theology
- Doctrine and education
- The theology of the united church curriculum
- Must theology be difficult?
5. Faith and the educational process
- Educational purpose and method
- Teaching and learning
- Three tensions within Christian education
- Some questions about educational method

PART 2. OUR MISSION AS DEVELOPED IN THE CURRICULUM
6. The shaping of a curriculum
- The three Christian tasks
- Unifying themes
- Church and home
- Plan of organization
- Books-for teachers and students
- Audio-visual resources
- Education of leaders
7. Christian pilgrimage: three opportunities, three tasks
- The relation to God
- Relationships with others
- Becoming a whole person
- The unity of Christian education
- The bible and the pilgrimage
8. Unifying themes and the Christian tasks
- Two concerns and a method
- Realizing unity in the church school
9. The family of families
- Education within the Christian family
- Sharing a ministry
- An example: the youngest children and the home
10. Communication through art
- Christian education and artistic style
- The portrayal of Jesus
11. Leaders and resources for the task
- Leaders and the dynamics of education
- Help from course books
- Using the student's books
- The valid use of techniques
- Other helps for leaders
12. The movement of the pilgrimage: childhood years
- First stages
- Playing and learning in kindergarten
- God and the primary years
- Self-understanding among lower juniors
- Juniors and the life of Jesus
13. Continuing pilgrimage: youth and adults
- The meaning of the Christian community for junior highs
- Middle highs and the Bible
- Faith and life among senior highs
- Adult education
14. And now...
- The nature of the test
- Education and renewal

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