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by Cynthia Coe (Author)
The light of Christ is passed from one generation to the next, keeping the faith alive. Christian Nurture in the Twenty-First Century imagines a new vision for sharing the Christian faith with young people. Based on scripture and a fresh look at how Christian education was done in the past, this book presents new ideas and models of nurturing the Christian faith of young people. Cynthia Coe asks church leaders to give the ministry of Christian education a "fresh think" and explore new but more effective means of passing the Christian faith to young people. Coe also gives churches a theological and scriptural basis for trying new ways of Christian formation, such as paying Sunday School teachers - providing well trained, well prepared teachers in a world where volunteers simply can't or won't spend the time to provide effective Christian education programs. She also strongly advocates teaching parents who never learned the basics of Christianity before these young parents attempt to ingrain their children in Christian values and morals.In a series of essays included in this book, Cynthia Coe tackles many specific challenges facing Christian educators, such as quality adult programming, Vacation Bible School programming, and how to reach children most in need.Based on her field experience as a Director of Children's Ministries and curriculum developer of Christian education resources, Cynthia Coe presents a fresh voice and insightful ideas to better pass the faith to young people in the twenty-first century.Cynthia Coe is an honors graduate of Virginia Theological Seminary and the University of Tennessee College of Law. She also holds a degree with highest honors in the College Scholars program of the University of Tennessee, focusing on Honors History.
Author Biography
Cynthia Coe is an Episcopal curriculum developer and a former Director of Children's Ministries based in Knoxville, Tennessee. She is the author of several Episcopal curricula developed to teach children and youth about the needs of others. She is the mother of three children. In 2014-2016, Cynthia Coe serves as an Environmental Stewardship Fellow of the Episcopal Church and is developing a curriculum to teach young people about Creation Care. Coe is a graduate of Virginia Theological Seminary and the University of Tennessee College of Law.
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by Cynthia Coe (Author)
The light of Christ is passed from one generation to the next, keeping the faith alive. Christian Nurture in the Twenty-First Century imagines a new vision for sharing the Christian faith with young people. Based on scripture and a fresh look at how Christian education was done in the past, this book presents new ideas and models of nurturing the Christian faith of young people. Cynthia Coe asks church leaders to give the ministry of Christian education a "fresh think" and explore new but more effective means of passing the Christian faith to young people. Coe also gives churches a theological and scriptural basis for trying new ways of Christian formation, such as paying Sunday School teachers - providing well trained, well prepared teachers in a world where volunteers simply can't or won't spend the time to provide effective Christian education programs. She also strongly advocates teaching parents who never learned the basics of Christianity before these young parents attempt to ingrain their children in Christian values and morals.In a series of essays included in this book, Cynthia Coe tackles many specific challenges facing Christian educators, such as quality adult programming, Vacation Bible School programming, and how to reach children most in need.Based on her field experience as a Director of Children's Ministries and curriculum developer of Christian education resources, Cynthia Coe presents a fresh voice and insightful ideas to better pass the faith to young people in the twenty-first century.Cynthia Coe is an honors graduate of Virginia Theological Seminary and the University of Tennessee College of Law. She also holds a degree with highest honors in the College Scholars program of the University of Tennessee, focusing on Honors History.
Author Biography
Cynthia Coe is an Episcopal curriculum developer and a former Director of Children's Ministries based in Knoxville, Tennessee. She is the author of several Episcopal curricula developed to teach children and youth about the needs of others. She is the mother of three children. In 2014-2016, Cynthia Coe serves as an Environmental Stewardship Fellow of the Episcopal Church and is developing a curriculum to teach young people about Creation Care. Coe is a graduate of Virginia Theological Seminary and the University of Tennessee College of Law.
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