Rediscovering Catechism: The Art of Equipping Covenant Children
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This work is a persuasive contribution to the renaissance of catechism as it investigates the meaning and history of catechizing, and outlines practical considerations and steps for productive catechizing.
"Van Dyken sets a tone of optimism and joy about this central duty and unspeakable privilege that God has given his churches. Even those who do not share his commitment to the baptism of infants can benefit from his cogent argument and helpful suggestions."
--- Tom J. Nettles.
"Parents everywhere - particularly homeschoolers - will rejoice. Historically sound, biblically substantive, practically oriented, immediately accessible-a book every pastor, Sunday school teacher, elder, and principal will be able to recommend."
--- George and Karen Grant
Out of Print
This work is a persuasive contribution to the renaissance of catechism as it investigates the meaning and history of catechizing, and outlines practical considerations and steps for productive catechizing.
"Van Dyken sets a tone of optimism and joy about this central duty and unspeakable privilege that God has given his churches. Even those who do not share his commitment to the baptism of infants can benefit from his cogent argument and helpful suggestions."
--- Tom J. Nettles.
"Parents everywhere - particularly homeschoolers - will rejoice. Historically sound, biblically substantive, practically oriented, immediately accessible-a book every pastor, Sunday school teacher, elder, and principal will be able to recommend."
--- George and Karen Grant
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Out of Print
This work is a persuasive contribution to the renaissance of catechism as it investigates the meaning and history of catechizing, and outlines practical considerations and steps for productive catechizing.
"Van Dyken sets a tone of optimism and joy about this central duty and unspeakable privilege that God has given his churches. Even those who do not share his commitment to the baptism of infants can benefit from his cogent argument and helpful suggestions."
--- Tom J. Nettles.
"Parents everywhere - particularly homeschoolers - will rejoice. Historically sound, biblically substantive, practically oriented, immediately accessible-a book every pastor, Sunday school teacher, elder, and principal will be able to recommend."
--- George and Karen Grant
