The Evangelical Dictionary of Christian Education has something for everyone who is serious about Christian education: church leaders, students, and professors. More than 850 articles survey the field, integrating biblical and theological concepts with contributions from education, psychology, anthropology, sociology, and philosophy. The articles explore the history, philosophy, and theology of Christian education and provide insight into educational methodology, learning theory, and practice.
General Editor Michael Anthony and associate editors Warren Benson, Daryle Eldridge, and Julie Gorman bring their many years of experience to bear on this volume. They are joined by leading Christian educators from a variety of evangelical perspectives—including Perry Downs, Robert Pazmiño, Catherine Stonehouse, Ted Ward, and many others—who serve as contributors.
The Evangelical Dictionary of Christian Education will provide invaluable assistance, helping readers understand the terms, concepts, and issues encountered in this ever-changing field.
