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This book argues for new ministerial postures and practices in light of the challenges college men in the United States face negotiating spirituality and gender. Young people require ministers who can accompany them from a range of spiritual commitments as they confront dynamics of power, intimacy and responsibility.
List of contents
Foreword
Introduction
Chapter One: Gender and Men's Apophatic Quests
Chapter Two: Men's Movements and Feminist Responses
Chapter Three: Contemporary Pastoral Strategies with College Men
Chapter Four: Power and Responsibility in Ministry
Chapter Five: Ministry with Those Who Will Not Check a Box
Chapter Six: College Men Navigating Gender and Spirituality
Chapter Seven: Young Men Remaining Close to the Church
Chapter Eight: Young Men Moving Away from the Church
Chapter Nine: On Prodigality in Ministry
Conclusion: Ministry's Disaffiliations
Bibliography
About the Author
About the author
Gregory Baker is vice president for mission and adjunct instructor of Catholic studies at Mercyhurst University and has been a youth and young adult minister in parish, diocesan, and college campus settings for more than two decades.
Summary
This book argues for new ministerial postures and practices in light of the challenges college men in the United States face negotiating spirituality and gender. Young people require ministers who can accompany them from a range of spiritual commitments as they confront dynamics of power, intimacy and responsibility.
