The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Practical Theology

Introduction: The Contributions of Practical Theology 1
Bonnie J. Miller-McLemore

Part I Way of Life: Shaping Faith among Believers in Home and Society 21

1 Suffering 23
Pamela Cooper-White

2 Healing 32
Susan J. Dunlap

3 Playing 42
Jaco Hamman

4 Eating 51
Dorothy C. Bass

5 Loving 61
Herbert Anderson

6 Consuming 70
Katherine Turpin

7 Blessing 80
Christian Scharen

Part II Method: Studying Theology in Practice in Library and Field 89

8 Case Study Method 91
Daniel S. Schipani

9 Psychological Theory 102
Lee H. Butler, Jr.

10 Hermeneutical Theory 112
Sally A. Brown

11 Quantitative Method 123
Hans Schilderman

12 Congregational Studies 133
James R. Nieman

13 Ritual Theory 143
Edward Foley

14 Social Policy 153
Pamela D. Couture

15 The Use of Scripture 163
Paul Ballard

16 Poetics 173
Heather Walton

17 Emancipatory Theory and Method 183
Nancy J. Ramsay

18 Feminist Theory 193
Elaine Graham

19 Womanist Theory 204
Evelyn L. Parker

20 Narrative Approaches 214
R. Ruard Ganzevoort

21 Ethnography 224
Mary Clark Moschella

22 Participatory Action Research 234
Elizabeth Conde-Frazier

23 Theories of Practice 244
Ted A. Smith

24 Action Theories 255
Robert Mager

Part III Curriculum: Educating for Ministry and Faith in Classroom, Congregation, and Community 267

25 Pastoral Care 269
Barbara McClure

26 Homiletics 279
John S. McClure

27 Worship 289
Don E. Saliers

28 Religious Education 299
Carol Lakey Hess

29 Religious Leadership 308
Michael Jinkins

30 Evangelism 318
Jeffery L. Tribble, Sr.

31 Spirituality 328
Claire E. Wolfteich

32 Ethics 337
Miguel A. De La Torre

33 Contextual Education 347
Emily Click

34 Systematic Theology 357
Mary McClintock Fulkerson

35 Historical Theology 367
James M. Brandt

36 Biblical Theology 377
Michael Joseph Brown

37 Integration in Theological Education 386
Kathleen A. Cahalan

Part IV Discipline: Defi ning History and Context in Guild and Global Setting 397

Section 1: Issues, Contexts, and Perspectives 399

38 Race and Racism 401
Dale P. Andrews

39 Gender, Sexism, and Heterosexism 412
Jeanne Hoeft

40 Globalization, Colonialism, and Postcolonialism 422
Melinda McGarrah Sharp

41 Economics, Class, and Classism 432
Joyce Ann Mercer

42 Disability, Ableism, and Disablism 443
John Swinton

43 Religious Pluralism and Christian-Centrism 452
Kathleen J. Greider

Section 2: Global Developments 463

44 Continental Europe 465
Friedrich Schweitzer

45 Britain 475
Zoë Bennett

46 French Canada 485
Solange Lefebvre

47 The United States 495
Richard R. Osmer

48 South Africa 505
Jaco S. Dreyer

49 West Africa 515
Daisy N. Nwachuku

50 Brazil 525
Valburga Schmiedt Streck

51 South Korea 534
Meerha Hahn

52 Australia and Oceania 544
Gerard V. Hall

Section 3: Traditions 555

53 Mainline Protestantism 557
Gordon S. Mikoski

54 Roman Catholicism 567
Lynn Bridgers

55 Protestant Evangelicalism 577
Charles J. Scalise

56 Pentecostalism 587
Mark J. Cartledge

Index of Subjects 596

Index of Names 619

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