En savoir plus
Examining vocation and discipleship in your
twenties and thirties.
Table des matières
Acknowledgments and Permissions Introduction
Session I Profile and Purpose Session II The Passion Question Session III The People Question Session IV The Practice Question Session V The Prayer Question Session VI Imaging Vocation Session VII Discipline, Discipleship, Discernment
Appendix: Scripture Passages on the Call of God Notes Further Reading on Discernment
A propos de l'auteur
KATHLEEN HENDERSON STAUDT is a lay leader and educator in the Episcopal Church and has facilitated a multiyear ecumenical Bible study program for young adults as well as workshops at college chaplaincies. She is the author of three books of poetry, two scholarly books, and numerous articles, essays, and reviews. She is a Companion in the Society of the Companions of the Holy Cross, a community of women dedicated to a life of prayer and active discipleship. She lives in Bethesda, Maryland.
Résumé
The resources collected in this book equip young adults to explore deep questions of meaning and purpose and to find ways to connect these questions to the call to faithful living.
People in their twenties and thirties are in a stage of life where questions of meaning, purpose, and identity loom large. Here are six core discernment questions to help readers look deeply at where they are now and where they desire to grow.
This book offers gathering prayers, scripture readings, prayer practices, and discussion/reflection questions, together with additional resources that leaders can use to custom design each session if working with a particular group. Readers will learn to listen for God’s leading in the choices that they face around relationships, time, and money, and the kinds of work that awaken purpose and passion in their daily life, both in the present and for the future.
Préface
Bringing vocation, discernment, and discipleship to young adults’ exploration of daily life and practice.
