Sarah and Emma have delved deeply into the theology of children's, youth, and all-age ministry, offering rich insights that are both theologically grounded and immensely practical. Their blend of deep reflection and real-world experience makes this a helpful and thought-provoking read. I recommend every church gets a copy - invites key leaders and volunteers to read it, then arranges time for a cuppa and great conversation about how to nurture faith in children, teenagers, and families within their community.--Anna Hawken
Emma and Sarah write with the rigor of academic study and the heart of pastoral care to help the church embrace intergenerational ministry putting children and young people where they belong at the centre of the church community. Having made a compelling Biblical case for the vital role of children and young people play in the church, they introduce us to a bigger vision that embraces the role of church schools and the family. Above all, they keep our eyes on what is practical and urge us to action. Convincing and encouraging.--Chris Curtis
A thought-provoking, timely and important book to read. It's easy to read but will also challenge your thinking and help you to grapple with some key theological and theoretical ideas behind the practical work you're involved in, enabling you to reorient your work towards growth.--Sarah Holmes
Emma and Sarah's book clearly demonstrates the importance and wonder of all ages growing in faith together and makes theological insights, both old and new, easily accessible to those of us who want to explore what that might look like in our own communities. The book illustrates with biblical and practical examples how God can and does work through all ages - setting children's spirituality and faith in its rightful place alongside that of other members of the faith community. It is rich with stories and ideas that gently challenge us to ponder anew a child's relationships with God and those who seek to nurture it, and enables the reader to put in to practice what grows out of this new understanding.--Carolyn Edwards