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The Amazon Store at MillionDollarPetPix.com ( In association with Amazon.com )Birthing the Sermon: Women Preachers on the Creative Processfrom: Chalice Press  List Price: $26.99 Amazon.com's Price: $17.81 You Save: $9.18 (34%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 251.0082 EAN: 9780827202306 ISBN: 082720230X Label: Chalice Press Manufacturer: Chalice Press Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 207 Publication Date: 2001-05 Publisher: Chalice Press Studio: Chalice Press Related Items:
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 Rating: - Excellent Preaching ResourceI just finished reading this book and I loved it. All of the essays in this book focus on the creative process itself instead of formulas. As I read through the essays and sermons presented in this volume, I found myself saying, "Yes, I do that too." and "I hadn't thought of that, what a great idea!" While there was concrete information about how to structure a sermon,(Eugene Lowry, David Buttrick and Fred Craddock were cited, among others), I believe that there was more emphasis on the offering ... Read More Rating: - A Valuable Resource for PreachersIn this book 12 women share their process of "birthing the sermon," from the conception of the idea to the delivery of the message. Each person describes her process, followed by the sermon. With one or two exceptions, the sermons are thought-provoking and inspirational. Except for the birthing metaphor (not used by everyone), it seems that the process would be similar for male preachers as well. Even if the process isn't unique to women, this collection is an important contribution ... Read More Rating: - Jana Childers - Superb CommunicatorAfter hearing Jana Childers present her Sermon-Lecture on the same title, Birthing the SERMON, I enjoyed a slow reading. Her sermon on the process of Creativity was received gladly by the Preaching Conference of over 600 preachers in National Christian Church of Washington, D.C. During my second month of digesting comments and sermons by Jana and 11 other distinguished women, I am convinced that other male preachers would also profit greatly from a slow reading. Those sermons which have ... Read More 
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