The road less traveled : pilgrimage and spiritual formation among younger Christians

Nick J. Works

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The road less traveled : pilgrimage and spiritual formation among younger Christians

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Nick J. Works. The Road Less Traveled : Pilgrimage and Spiritual Formation Among Younger Christians. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6f98d14b-d7e1-4d44-a78e-2ae7ee155f7e?locale=es.

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N. J. Works. The road less traveled : pilgrimage and spiritual formation among younger Christians. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6f98d14b-d7e1-4d44-a78e-2ae7ee155f7e?locale=es

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Nick J. Works. The Road Less Traveled : Pilgrimage and Spiritual Formation Among Younger Christians. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6f98d14b-d7e1-4d44-a78e-2ae7ee155f7e?locale=es.

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Nick J. Works

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'For hundreds of years pilgrimages were a vibrant expression of Christian spirituality. Following the Protestant Reformation pilgrimage as a spiritual discipline began to cease among protestants. In the last 50 years pilgrimage has made a cultural and religious resurgence in American life both religious and secular. At the same time younger Christians began to disconnect from the church in larger and larger numbers. These younger Christians became more mobile and travel much more often than older Christians. Pilgrimage as a spiritual discipline may be a spiritual practice that was attractive to younger Christians under the age of 40 that allowed them to practice their faith and remain engaged in their faith community. This study examined the religious travel practices of one United Methodist congregation to determine if younger Christians found pilgrimage practices as a suitable spiritual discipline.' -- Leaf [2].

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