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portada Educating Anglicans: Investigating Groupwork in the Church of England
Type
Physical Book
Author
Publisher
Year
2013
Language
English
Pages
216
Format
Paperback
ISBN
1845195787
ISBN13
9781845195786
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Educating Anglicans: Investigating Groupwork in the Church of England

Roger Grainger (Author) · Liverpool University Press · Paperback

Educating Anglicans: Investigating Groupwork in the Church of England - Grainger, Roger

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Synopsis "Educating Anglicans: Investigating Groupwork in the Church of England"

Roger Grainger has addressed an issue which he is well versed in and has written some books on it in past. This study, however, is extremely relevant since it has been done specifically from a perspective of the Church of England. Although a lot has been written on small groups in the United States, and elsewhere, the focus of the present study is unique and will be an asset not only to the Church of England in the United Kingdom but also, as one commentator has written, "to the entire Christian Fraternity on the issue of Group Learning". The basic premise is that a more experimental approach to Group Work might usefully be adopted. The Bible provides evidence in both the Old and New Testaments of the awareness involved in group belonging. Within the UK the Church of England concentrates its congregational training in one kind group-based format: process evangelism'. But this format neglects more experiential and less directive kinds of group work, which may more effectively educate church members in Christian belonging. In order to discover how different groupwork structures affect learning, three different group formats -- one directive and two experiential -- are compared on a longitudinal basis. Using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis the principal themes emerging from members' self-reports of the different structures reveal four value constructs which play a dominant role in all three kinds of group but with respective prominences and potential enrichments. The practical significance of this for Christian group work -- and for religious education in general -- is considered, arriving at a strategy for congregational training applicable to the church as a whole.

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