When God shows up : a history of Protestant youth ministry in America

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    • Senter, Mark H. III

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When God shows up : a history of Protestant youth ministry in America

Mark H. Senter III

(Youth, family, and culture series)

Baker Academic, c2010

  • pbk.

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Bibliography: p. 337-349

Includes index

Contents of Works

  • Birth of youth ministry jazz : the context
  • Youth ministry jazz : the period of associations (1824/75)
  • Sheet music jazz : the period of youth societies (1881/1925)
  • Modern jazz : the period of the relational outreach (1933/89)
  • Jazz fusion : combining old and new (1990 and beyond)

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Description

For more than two centuries, youth ministries have either strengthened teenagers after a special encounter with God or tried to retain them until such a moment when God shows up. Here veteran youth ministry expert Mark Senter provides the first substantial history of the phenomenon of American Protestant youth ministry. More than a history, this book highlights the evolution of adolescence and adolescent spirituality, outlines three distinct cycles in the history of youth ministry, describes the major shapers of youth ministry over the last century, and helps readers understand trends and changes in youth ministry and their connections to broader church life.

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