Comments on: Graced Vulnerability: A Theology of Childhood http://www.emergingparents.com/2008/02/graced-vulnerability-a-theology-of-childhood/ Sun, 05 Feb 2012 11:02:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Dave Csinos http://www.emergingparents.com/2008/02/graced-vulnerability-a-theology-of-childhood/comment-page-1/#comment-220 Dave Csinos Thu, 24 Apr 2008 03:01:00 +0000 http://www.emergingparents.com/?p=35#comment-220 There is a growing body of literature (especially in the field of practical theology) focused on issues of childhood that would be very helpful in emerging conversations. David Jensen's book is one of them! If you like "Graced Vulnerability," look into some of the following books:<br/><br/>"Welcoming Children" by Joyce Ann Mercer. Joyce is speaking from the position of a Presbyterian and a Feminist. This is an excellent book for those interested in issues of children and justice.<br/><br/>"Will Our Children Have Faith?" by John Westerhoff III. A classic!<br/><br/>"Seeing Children, Seeing God" and "Child Poverty," both by Pamela Couture.<br/><br/>"In the Midst of Chaos" and "Let the Children Come," by Bonnie Miller-McLemore. Another great Feminist theologian that focuses on issues of childhood and justice.<br/><br/>"Children and Our Global Future" by Kristen Herzog. This book focuses on issues of justice with children around the world. There is a growing body of literature (especially in the field of practical theology) focused on issues of childhood that would be very helpful in emerging conversations. David Jensen’s book is one of them! If you like “Graced Vulnerability,” look into some of the following books:

“Welcoming Children” by Joyce Ann Mercer. Joyce is speaking from the position of a Presbyterian and a Feminist. This is an excellent book for those interested in issues of children and justice.

“Will Our Children Have Faith?” by John Westerhoff III. A classic!

“Seeing Children, Seeing God” and “Child Poverty,” both by Pamela Couture.

“In the Midst of Chaos” and “Let the Children Come,” by Bonnie Miller-McLemore. Another great Feminist theologian that focuses on issues of childhood and justice.

“Children and Our Global Future” by Kristen Herzog. This book focuses on issues of justice with children around the world.

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