Practicing a homiletic of passion rooted in imaginative theology

William Wain Wesberry

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Practicing a homiletic of passion rooted in imaginative theology

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William Wain Wesberry. Practicing a Homiletic of Passion Rooted In Imaginative Theology. Columbia Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a286e558-f184-4c60-a6b5-5815368d74c7?locale=es.

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W. W. Wesberry. Practicing a homiletic of passion rooted in imaginative theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a286e558-f184-4c60-a6b5-5815368d74c7?locale=es

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William Wain Wesberry. Practicing a Homiletic of Passion Rooted In Imaginative Theology. Columbia Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a286e558-f184-4c60-a6b5-5815368d74c7?locale=es.

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William Wain Wesberry

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The question of how to help all persons in the church, and young people in particular, create a sense of belonging, a sense of meaning, and opportunities to develop competence is a pressing question of the church today. This project focuses on a particular congregation and upon the role of the pastor in engaging youth and adults in the process of sermon preparation and delivery. Kenda Creasy Dean's use of the term 'passions' is explored as it relates to homiletics as well as the work of Thomas Troeger's seven principles for the practice of imaginative theology, resulting in a homiletic of passion rooted in imaginative theology.

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