Beyond Words: developing a faith exploration course to engage participants with a symbol-centred spirituality

Milliken, Jamie

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Beyond Words: developing a faith exploration course to engage participants with a symbol-centred spirituality

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Milliken, Jamie. Beyond Words: Developing a Faith Exploration Course to Engage Participants with a Symbol-centred Spirituality. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0d2cc6b7-1466-40db-a1c9-9f69a08d8dab?locale=fr.

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M. Jamie. Beyond Words: developing a faith exploration course to engage participants with a symbol-centred spirituality. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0d2cc6b7-1466-40db-a1c9-9f69a08d8dab?locale=fr

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Milliken, Jamie. Beyond Words: Developing a Faith Exploration Course to Engage Participants with a Symbol-Centred Spirituality. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0d2cc6b7-1466-40db-a1c9-9f69a08d8dab?locale=fr.

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Milliken, Jamie

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Does Crossing Together new worshipping community’s image-rich and creation-centred development of the Being With faith exploration course enable a deeper engagement by participants with a Symbol-centred approach to spirituality?

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Crossing Together new worshipping community embraces the theology of Sam Wells’ emphasis on God “being with” us in Jesus, exploring where God is already moving in participants’ lives. Crossing Together seeks to engage participants according to their spiritual style of Word, Emotion, Symbol, or Action as described by Joyce E. Bellous and David M. Csinos. Crossing Together devised a faith exploration course based on the Being With course, adapting this with image-rich and creation-centred material, thereby enabling a deeper engagement for participants with a dominant Symbol-centred spirituality. These adaptations also benefited other participants due to their learning preferences and styles.

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