Ingenuity : preaching as an outsider /
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Author / Creator: | Thompson, Lisa L., author. |
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Imprint: | Nashville : Abingdon Press, [2018] ©2018 |
Description: | xv, 193 pages ; 23 cm |
Language: | English |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13217130 |
Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgments
- Preface: The Question(s) in the Room
- Introduction: #Perceived Outsider
- Personhood and Pulpit Personas
- Faux Pioneering in the Ministries of Black Women
- Resetting the Rules of Engagement
- Chapter 1. When Bodies and Unimaginative Practice Collide
- Black. Woman. Preacher
- The Limits and Dangers of Unimaginative Practice
- The Collision of Unimaginative Practice with Real Bodies
- An Act of Constrained Invention
- Chapter 2. Ingenuity for the Sake of Proclamation
- Preaching as a Communally Defined Practice
- Proclamation as a Marking Experience
- The Black Preacher as a Ghostly Image
- A Practice That Opens and Generatively Disrupts
- Imitating, Mimicking, and Preaching
- Communal Choreography and Sacred Vibrations
- Chapter 3. Mining Life for Preaching
- Connections and Bridges to Life
- (Re) Imaginings of the Familiar
- Ingenuity and Everyday Life
- (Re)Imagining Sermon Development
- Using the Familiar as a Resource
- Chapter 4. Recovering Sacred Texts for Preaching
- Interplay and Play
- (Re) Imaginings of Texts
- Ingenuity and Interpreting Scripture
- (Re)Imagining Sermon Development
- Creative Intelligence and interpretation
- Chapter 5. Finding "A Word from the Lord" for Today
- Very Present Truth
- (Re)Imaginings for Here and Now
- Ingenuity and Truth Telling
- Immediacy Textured
- Chapter 6. Locating God and Faith on the Ground
- A Very Present Help
- (Re)Imaginings of the Ordinarily Sacred
- Ingenuity and the Story of Faith
- (Re)Imagining Sermon Development
- Sacred Storytelling
- Conclusion: Risk-Taking for the Sake of Life
- Leaving Space for Possibilities
- Cultivating Risk-Taking for Ingenuity
- Preach, Regardless
- Notes