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Lost and Found

Adolescence, Parenting and the Formation of Faith
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Drawing on the wisdom of years of study and experience, educator, artist, and mother Amanda Millay Hughes offers a sustained reflection on adolescence, parenting, and the formation of faith. What does it mean to be a parent to an adolescent? How can we help them to draw on the wisdom of "elders," as Jesus did in the temple? How can we give our young people the tools they need to form a strong foundation of faith as they face the trials and dangers of modern life? Using Luke's account of Jesus' journey to Jerusalem at age twelve, Hughes weaves a rich tapestry with her own "lost and found" experience of raising three adolescents, and her years of work with young people. A must-read book for educators, parents, and anyone concerned about the faith formation of our next generation.
MANDA MILLAY HUGHES is an artist, educator, and writer. Her ministry with and among young people has made her a much-sought speaker addressing issues of adolescent and adult spirituality and Christian formation. She is co-author of the Journey to Adulthood program and The Adult Journey. She is the principal author of the curriculum materials for the FIVE FAITHS PROJECT at the Ackland Art Museum (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) where she serves as the Assistant Project Director. She lives in Durham, North Carolina.
Chapter 1. The Challenging Child Chapter 2. The Problem with Identity Chapter 3. The Community and the Culture Chapter 4. The Time it Takes to Find Chapter 5. The Search for Intimacy Chapter 6. The Role of Elders Chapter 7. The Possibility of an Early Death Chapter 8. The Birth of Wisdom Chapter 9. Finding the Lost and Found Chapter 10. Toward a Theology of Parenting and Adolescence
A powerful and enriching resource for those interested in becoming 'companions on the journey' through adolescence. Anglican Theological Review
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