TY - BOOK AU - Long,Thomas G. AU - Tisdale,Leonora Tubbs TI - Teaching preaching as a Christian practice: a new approach to homiletical pedagogy SN - 9780664232542 (alk. paper) AV - BV4211.3 .T43 2008 U1 - 251.0071 22 PY - 2008/// CY - Louisville, Ky. PB - Westminster John Knox Press KW - Preaching KW - Study and teaching N1 - Includes bibliographical references; Sect. I; Preaching as a Christian practice --; Ch. 1; A new focus for teaching preaching; Thomas G. Long --; Ch. 2; Why the idea of practice matters; James Nieman --; Ch. 3; Teaching preaching as a Christian practice; David J. Lose --; Sect. II; The components of the practice of preaching --; Ch. 4; Interpreting texts for preaching; James W. Thompson --; Ch. 5; Exegeting the congregation; Leonora Tubbs Tisdale --; Ch. 6; Interpreting the larger social context; James Henry Harris --; Ch. 7; The use of language; Teresa Fry Brown --; Ch. 8; The preaching imagination; Anna Carter Florence --; Ch. 9; Creation of form; Lucy Hogan --; Ch. 10; Cultivating historical vision; Joseph R. Jeter, Jr. --; Ch. 11; Voice and diction; Teresa Fry Brown --; Sect. III; Assessment and formation --; Ch. 12; Marks of faithful preaching practice; Paul Scott Wilson --; Ch. 13; Methods of assessment; Daniel E. Harris --; Sect. IV; Preaching in the curriculum --; Ch. 14; Designing the introductory course in preaching; Barbara K. Lundblad --; Ch. 15; Finding support from school, denomination, and academy; Gregory Heille N2 - "Preaching's most able practitioners gather in this book to call for a radical change in how Christian preaching is taught. Arguing that preaching is a living practice with a long tradition, an identifiable shape, and a broad set of norms and desired outcomes, these scholars propose that teachers initiate their students into the larger practice of preaching - the habits of mind, patterns of action, and ways of being that are integral to the ministry of preaching. The book concludes with designs for a basic preaching course and addresses the question of how preaching courses fit into the larger patterns of seminary curricula."--BOOK JACKET ER -