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Dreams and Visions: Pastoral Planning for Lifelong Faith Formation

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Dreams and Visions: Pastoral Planning for Lifelong Faith Formation
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Here Bill Huebsch offers a blueprint for how to bring the dreams and visions for a great parish to fruition. He shows parish leaders and ministers how to move in the direction of lifelong faith formation by offering adults in the parish powerful conversion experiences. He also offers a clear and consistant plan for step by step growth, with special emphasis on excellent liturgies, strong and effective catechist and teacher formation, and developing households of faith. In this definitive guide, he not only shows parished how to get started but also how to keep going until lifelong faith formation is a reality.
Country USA
Brand Brand: Twenty-Third Publications
Manufacturer Twenty-Third Publications
Binding Paperback
UnitCount 1
EANs 9781585956388
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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