Literatur zu Godly Play/ Gott im Spiel (in englischer Sprache)
McClain, Rebecca: Graceful Nurture. Using Godly Play with Adults. New York 2017
Nye, Rebecca: Godly Play: Cultural Adaptation Lessons learnt so far. Quelle: http://www.godlyplay.org.uk/About/Cultural%20Adaptation.htm
SCHWEIKER, Wolfhard: Building the Circle with Each Other. In: The Circle: A Godly Play Quarterly Publication, May 2017, 10-11
STEINHÄUSER, Martin, ØYSTESE Rune. Godly Play – European Perspectives on Practice and Research, Gott im Spiel – Europäische Perspektiven auf Praxis und Forschung. Münster: Waxmann 2018, 394 Seiten, ISBN 978-3-8309-3630-5
Table of content as well as abstracts of 11 contributions from Part I of the German book:
Martin Steinhäuser (Hg.)
Godly Play. Das Konzept zum spielerischen Entdecken von Bibel und Glauben. Bd.5: Analysen. Handlungsfelder, Praxis.
Leipzig: Evangelische Verlagsanstalt 2008, 256 p. ISBN 978-3-374-02594-7 (The concept for Playfully Discovering Bible and Faith. Vol.5: Analyses, Settings, Praxis) Download als PDF-file
(contributions marked with an * were originally written in English language; they might be requested from the authors although the copyright lies with the Evangelische Verlagsanstalt Leipzig)
To get to the abstracts, use the links on the right.
Preface
Part I: Analyses
Friedrich Schweitzer
Godly Play and the Idea of Religious Education – the Idea of Religious Education and Godly Play: Considerations and Impulses from the Perspective of Education and Children’s Theology
Norbert Mette
The Child as Mystery
Godly Play in the Context of Roman-Catholic Concepts for Religious Education and Catechesis
Christian Kahrs
From the Question of God to the Presentation and Imagination of God
An Essay about Godly Play as a Critique of Protestant Religious Education
Martin Steinhäuser
On the Road to One’s Own Faith.
Godly Play as a Concept for Liturgical Education
Delia Freudenreich
„Feeling Something Good behind me…”
Researching Children’s Spirituality as Foundation of Godly Play
David H. Jensen*
Godly Play in a Consumer Age: Reorienting Our Understanding of Childhood
Evamaria Simon
„The wolf has to be God.”
Mystic and Mystagogy in Godly Play
Peter Müller
Storytelling and Translating
Hermeneutical Reflections on Godly Play
Frank Zeeb
The Elusive Presence of God
Remarks on the Impact of Samuel Terrien’s Biblical Theology on Godly Play
Jerome W. Berryman*
Playful Orthodoxy: Reconnecting Religion and Creativity by Education
Christina Kalloch
Art in Godly Play.
Aesthetic Criteria and Examples for a Didactic of Images in Godly Play
Evamaria Simon
Touching Deep
Pretherapeutic Aspects in Godly Play
Sarah Lena Lasch / Tanja Pütz
“I don’t think about anything, just about what I’m doing.”
Interviews with Pre-school Children about their Perception of “Polarization of Attention” in Working with the Godly Play Method
Part II: Settings of Godly Play / Gott im Spiel in Germany
Ulrike Labuhn
“White was so pretty, want to paint it!“
Opportunities and Challenges of Godly Play in Day Care Centers
Wolfhard Schweiker
Educational Tasks and Religious Education.
Godly Play in Public schools
Brigitte Zeeh–Silva
Grammar School
Godly Play in the Religious Education concept of „Developing Competences“
Martina Fleig / Wolfhard Schweiker
Godly Play in Special Education Schools
Ute Bögel
Godly Play in Children’s Church (Sunday School) – Impossible?
Ulrike Wenzel
Children’s Groups in the Parish: Godly Play in Weekday Programs
Anita Müller-Friese / Birgit Holstein
Godly Play with Adults. Experiences and Ideas
Part III: Praxis
Ulrike Anhut / Martin Steinhäuser
Into the parish.
Experiences with Introducing Godly Play
Jens Seipolt
Singing Together. 65 Songs for the Godly Play Curriculum
Rebecca Nye*
The Art of Wondering
Practical Help for a Deeper Understanding and Leading of the Process of Wondering
Di Pagel*
Godly Play and Upper Elementary Age Children
Peter Privett*
Object – Boxes
Developing New Stories and Materials as a Creative Process