Dawn on the Horizon: Creating Small Communities
Carmen María Cervantes (Editor), Michael McGrath, Juan Diaz-VilarOverview
Dawn on the Horizon is divided into two sections:
The first part, "A Process for Creating Small Communities," is designed to help the participants build a small community and experience the dynamics of pastoral ministry in a small community.
The second part of this manual is a novella about a parish group of Hispanic jóvenes. The novella constitutes the key instrument for reflections done by the participants, and its purpose is to encourage the young adults to reflect critically on their personal, community, and social lives through the characters in the story.
Synopsis
Dawn on the Horizon is divided into two sections:
The first part, "A Process for Creating Small Communities," is designed to help the participants build a small community and experience the dynamics of pastoral ministry in a small community.
The second part of this manual is a novella about a parish group of Hispanic jóvenes. The novella constitutes the key instrument for reflections done by the participants, and its purpose is to encourage the young adults to reflect critically on their personal, community, and social lives through the characters in the story.