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| Titre : | An Introduction to Evangelical Christian Education |
| Auteurs : | J. Edward Hakes, Auteur |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Mention d'édition : | 12th printing |
| Editeur : | Chicago [USA] : Moody Bible Institute of Chicago (Moody Press), 1974 |
| ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-0-8024-4136-2 |
| Format : | 423 p. / Photos N&B |
| Note générale : | 1st ed. 1964 |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | FS/A (Éducation chrétienne : généralités (enfants & adultes), histoire, approche théologique) |
| Résumé : |
A comprehensive, up-to-date survey of Christian education, this symposium offers a wealth of essential information to schools, churches, and other organizations, as well as individuals. It surveys the history and philosophy of Christian education, the preparation of the teacher, and the function of various Christian educational agencies. Also discussed are students of all ages.
An Introduction to Evangelical Christian Education, covering every major aspect of this important field, is the work of specialists in their respective areas. Among the prominent evangelical scholars are Carl F. H. Henry, Frank E. Gaebeleih, Cornelius Jaars-ma, Lois LeBar, Mary LeBar, Henrietta C. Mears and S. A. Witmer. This multiple authorship enables the reader to survey a wide yet specialized field, and to observe the differences of opinion of knowledgeable people, all of whom are deeply committed to Christ. An Introduction to Evangelical Christian Education is not a complete treatment of the whole field or any part of it but is, as the title indicates, an introduction. Each author includes a bibliography for further detailed study. The extensive index indicates the scholarly work involved. The organization and approach to teaching in Sunday Schools and other related agencies such as weekday youth clubs, camps, and Bible institutes are carefully discussed, as are the roles of the Christian education director, the board, and the pastor. An Introduction to Evangelical Christian Education is an excellent book with tremendous potential. |
| Note de contenu : |
PART ONE — Backgrounds of Christian Education
1. The Secularization of American Life (Carl F. H. Henry) 2. The History of Christian Education (Harold Carlton Mason) 3. Toward a Philosophy of Christian Education (Frank E. Gaebelein) 4. Aims and Objectives of Christian Education (C. B. Eavey) PART TWO — Preparing to Teach 5. The Learning Process (Cornelius Jaarsma) 6. Curriculum (Lois E. LeBar) 7. Teacher Training (D. K. Reisinger) 8. Audio-Visual Materials (Ruth Haycock) PART THREE — Understanding the Learner 9. The Cradle Roll (Bernice T. Cory) 10. Teaching Preschool Children (Mary E. Lebar) 11. Teaching Primary Children (Gordon G. Talbot) 12. Teaching Junior Children (Marjorie Soderholm) 13. Teaching Junior High School Youth (Milford Sholund) 14. Teaching High School Youth (Vivienne Blomquist) 15. Teaching College-Age Youth (Henrietta C. Mears) 16. Teaching Adults (C. G. Schauffele) PART FOUR — Organizing the Learner 17. The Christian Education Director (Paul R. Finlay) 18. The Board of Christian Education (Dean A. Dalton) 19. The Minister’s Role in Christian Education (C. Adrian Heaton) 20. Building and Equipment for Christian Education (Gaines S. Dohbins) 21. Financing Christian Education in the Local Church (Norman S. Townsend) PART FIVE—Agencies of Christian Education 22. Weekday Youth Clubs (Eunice Russell) 23. The Sunday School (Edward D. Simpson and Frances F. Simpson) 24. Departmentalization (James DeForest Murch) 25. Sunday Evening Youth Groups (Roy Zuck) 26. Vacation Bible Schools (Mavis Anderson Weidman) 27. Recreation (Marion L. Jacobsen) 28. Camping and Conferences (Robert K. Bower) 29. The Christian Day School Movement (Mark Fakkema) 30. The Bible Institute and Bible College Movement (S. A. Witmer) 31. The Christian Liberal Arts College (Enock C. Dyrness) 32. The Home As an Educational Agency (Morris Inch) - Index |
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