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In The Complete Guide to Godly Play, Volume 3, Revised and Expanded Jerome Berryman provides needed updates to the instructions, scripts, and illustrations for presenting Parables and Liturgical stories. This volume provides Godly Play practitioners with new resources on practicing silence and telling parables side by side. The two appendices on the Spiral Curriculum and Foundational Literature help to enhance and deepen understanding and practice. This is a must read for Godly Play storytellers, trainers, and advocates who want to strengthen their capacity to play with the metaphors of parables and intensify the practice of meaningful silence.
Amy Crawford, Team Leader Faith Formation and Mission, General Council of The United Church of Canada
This revised Complete Guide to Godly Play is a must have for all Christian educators shelves. Everything you love about the original books has been carefully clarified and expanded, with answers and suggestions that respond to the questions weve all needed in our Godly Play classrooms over the years. The introductory material and the lesson presentations alike are well written and will delight all Godly Play teachers.
Tina Clark, Family Minister at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Denver, Colorado
Over and over, I have seen the power of Godly Play to bring children (and adults) to a place of deep encounter with God. The stories are filled with awe and wonder, and the use of wondering questions allows for children to make meaning for themselves, to disagree with one another, and to share their thoughts and experiences. Godly Play takes God, children, and the Bible seriously.
Margaret Pritchard Houston, Childrens Mission Enabler for the Diocese of St. Albans, Church of England
Godly Play offers children the time and space to connect with God through play. It is a treasure we offer our children to engage with stories and liturgical action in a way that honors the child where they are. The Godly Play program remains one of the best experiences my children have had with God. The quiet and thoughtful way stories are presented coupled with the independent work time, creates a sacred, reflective time that allows children to deepen their relationship with God.
Elise Jones, Associate for Children and Family Ministries, Trinity Church Menlo Park, California