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  1. Moving from faith-based concerns to demarginalising youths through the Circle of Courage.Jacques Beukes & Marichen van der Westhuizen - 2018 - HTS Theological Studies 74 (3):9.
    Although the demarginalisation of youths is an international concern, South African youths are viewed by various scholars and policy documents as a particularly vulnerable and marginalised group. It becomes essential to understand what characterises their marginalisation in order to find innovative ways to work towards their demarginalisation. In this article we reflect on current faith-based concerns and compare this with the specific characteristics of the marginalisation of young people. In an effort to contribute to the development of a strategy towards (...)
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  • Being together in youth worship: An empirical study in Protestant Dutch contexts.Ronelle Sonnenberg, Malan Nel, Jos De Kock & Marcel Barnard - 2015 - HTS Theological Studies 71 (2):01-10.
    In a qualitative empirical research project on youth worship, we discovered that 'being together' is primary quality of youth worship. This primary quality consists of at least four aspects. Firstly, community is celebrated through physical presence. More specifically, the physical presence of siblings plays an important part in the participation of youth in worship. Secondly, an empathetic and emotional aspect is essential for adolescents. 'Being together' in youth worship means being together in unity and trust and in equality, as kindred (...)
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  • Virtual leadership? The echurch as a South African case in point.Ian Nell - 2016 - HTS Theological Studies 72 (2).
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