By John Grayston was director of theology at Scripture Union. Now retired, he writes, teaches the Bible, is actively involved in his local church, chairs the schools’ ministry in his home town, digs his allotment and, whenever he gets the opportunity, skis. 2017-07-24T00:00:00
It seems as if, for many Christians, their understanding of hell is central to their understanding of the biblical narrative. But should we talk to children about it? Can it have a negative impact? John Grayston steps into the fire…
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2017-07-24T00:00:00Z By is tutor in mission and vice principal at Trinity College, Bristol. He is a researcher into children’s spirituality and has published numerous articles, papers and books. Howard is married to Ruth (the Bishop of Taunton) and they have three sons.
Two children and youth workers discuss hell.
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A group of children and young people discuss the topic of hell.
2017-01-19T00:00:00Z By Mark Yaconelli is an author, speaker, community activist, storyteller, disco dancer, husband, and father. He has spent 20 years working with young people and the people who serve them. This article is adapted from his new book, Disappointment, doubt and other spiritual gifts, available now from SPCK.
Are we willing to follow God wherever he leads – even into the dark night of the soul? Contemplative youth ministry expert Mark Yaconelli shares his thoughts on ministering in the dark
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