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The Barefoot Way: A Faith Guide for Youth, Young Adults, and the People Who Walk with Them

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The Barefoot Way: A Faith Guide for Youth, Young Adults, and the People Who Walk with Them

This exceptional and innovative resource invites older youth, college students, and all who care about them, to participate for 21 days in journey and experiences of youth who have encountered God and told their story. Perfect for individual, small group, and workshop use, each day readers step "barefoot" onto the "Holy Ground" of these experiences in order to "L.I.V.E." the story themselves: To Listen, Immerse, View it Wider, and Explore Actions and "Aha" moments.
Country USA
Brand Westminster John Knox Press
Manufacturer Westminster John Knox Press
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber 16351436
ReleaseDate 2012-03-01
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780664238025

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