Offering the Gospel to Children

by Gretchen Wolff Pritchard

Book Overview

Gretchen Wolff Pritchard shows how to offer the gospel imaginatively to children, with practical ideas on children's worship, liturgy, drama, pastoral care, and study of the Bible.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1561010650
• ISBN13: 9781561010653
• Release Date: January 1992
• Publisher: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.69 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 8.6"

Customer Reviews

A must for those who teach on Sunday!

Finally, a Christian educator who truly understands what it means to "let the children come..." Gretchen Pritchard has a remarkable grasp of what is important in developing spirituality in children. She offers a creative and forthright approach to the Gospel story that is sure to capture children's minds and imaginations. Her writing is "down to earth" and understandable but offers a depth of possibilities that often is not found in presribed sunday school curriculums. It is obvious from reading this book that the author understands the ability of children to assimilate the experience of literature and liturgy as they are given the freedom to form their faith through the fellowship of others in worship, in work, and in the world. Practical ideas are presented for telling the Gospel in which children can participate. This book should be required reading for all who teach Sunday school or are involved with Christian education if they want their children ""sustained in a life with Christ" and to have "an inquiring and diiscerning heart... the gift of joy and wonder in all God's works."

A must for those who teach on Sunday!

Finally, a Christian educator who truly understands what it means to "let the children come..." Gretchen Pritchard has a remarkable grasp of what is important in developing spirituality in the lives of children. She offers a creative and forthright approach to the Gospels that is sure to capture children's minds and imaginations. Her writing is "down to earth" and enjoyable but offers a depth of possibilities that often is not found within subscribed sunday school curriculums. It is obvious from reading this book that the author understands the ability of children to assimilate the experience of literature and liturgy as they are given the freedom to form their faith through the fellowship of others in worship and work. Practical ideas are presented for telling the Gospel in which children can participate. This book should be a required reading for all who teach Sunday school or are involved with Christian education if we want our children sustained in a life with Christ and to have "an inquiring and discerning heart...the gift of joy and wonder in all God's works"