The Next Generation of Pastoral Leaders: What the Church Needs to Know Tapa blanda - 2010

Descripción de contraportada

Tomorrow's leaders in the Catholic Church have something to say today. They won't be leading if we don't start listening.

Based on a survey conducted by the renowned late sociologist Dr. Dean R. Hoge, The Next Generation of Pastoral Leaders provides a unique glimpse into the thinking and attitudes of young Catholic adults as it relates to pastoral ministry. The findings contained in this book are essential for anyone in Catholic ministry to understand if the Church is to successfully develop both lay and ordained pastoral leaders for the future, and, more immediately, if the Church is to involve young people in parish life and campus ministry today.
Looking closely at what hundreds of young Catholics think about the faith, what they like and don't like about the Church, and other key issues on their minds today, The Next Generation of Pastoral Leaders should prove instrumental in guiding pastors and pastoral planners, vocation directors and ministry program directors, to a new way of visioning and developing strong future leaders in the Catholic Church.

Dean R. Hoge, PhD, was a sociology professor at Catholic University who, over his storied career, helped write many influential studies of religion in America. Marti R. Jewell, DMin, now on the faculty of the School of Ministry at the University of Dallas, was the director of the Emerging Models Project from 2003 to 2009.

Tomorrow's leaders in the Catholic Church have something to say today. They won't be leading if we don't start listening.

Based on a survey conducted by the renowned late sociologist Dr. Dean R. Hoge, The Next Generation of Pastoral Leaders provides a unique glimpse into the thinking and attitudes of young Catholic adults as it relates to pastoral ministry. The findings contained in this book are essential for anyone in Catholic ministry to understand if the Church is to successfully develop both lay and ordained pastoral leaders for the future, and, more immediately, if the Church is to involve young people in parish life and campus ministry today.
Looking closely at what hundreds of young Catholics think about the faith, what they like and don't like about the Church, and other key issues on their minds today, The Next Generation of Pastoral Leaders should prove instrumental in guiding pastors and pastoral planners, vocation directors and ministry program directors, to a new way of visioning and developing strong future leaders in the Catholic Church.

Dean R. Hoge, PhD, was a sociology professor at Catholic University who, over his storied career, helped write many influential studies of religion in America. Marti R. Jewell, DMin, now on the faculty of the School of Ministry at the University of Dallas, was the director of the Emerging Models Project from 2003 to 2009.