Graceful Nurture: Using Godly Play with Adults Stephen Bly from inherited convention to improvisational

from inherited convention to improvisational use

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Their work is dedicated to supporting more effective interfaith dialogue that can bring greater collaboration on the major social and economic issues of our time

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Graceful Nurture: Using Godly Play with Adults Stephen Bly from inherited convention to improvisationalGraceful Nurture, written by Rebecca McClain, a long time Godly Player and member of the Godly Play Foundation Board, presents the case for the use of Godly Play with adults. Rebecca lays out four creative courses for adults: The Heavenly Banquet for preparing adults for baptism, confirmation, and reaffirmation of vows (12 weeks); Dessert Only for preparing families who are beginning Godly Play; Slow Cooking a Godly Play retreat weekend; and Coffee