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Informationen zum Autor Donna Bowman is professor of honors interdisciplinary studies in the Norbert O. Schedler Honors College at the University of Central Arkansas. Klappentext Interviews with more than one hundred women reveal the theology behind prayer shawl making, a lay ministry that takes place in churches of nearly every denomination. These "handmade" conceptual frameworks provide a rich case study of ordinary theology in action, outlining women's religious creativity and reflection across the American Christian landscape. Zusammenfassung Interviews with more than one hundred women reveal the theology behind prayer shawl making! a lay ministry that takes place in churches of nearly every denomination. These "handmade" conceptual frameworks provide a rich case study of ordinary theology in action! outlining women's religious creativity and reflection across the American Christian landscape. Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter 1: Shawl OriginsChapter 2: ConnectionChapter 3: InclusionChapter 4: ReciprocityChapter 5: KindlingChapter 6: CompassionChapter 7: SolidarityChapter 8: GenerativityChapter 9: TrustChapter 10: Empowerment
