In this podcast Dr. Naomi Stanton discusses the book she recently co-edited Youth Work and Faith: Debates, Delights, and Dilemmas, as well as her own research on youth work and the Church. Dr. Stanton elaborates upon diverse faith-based youth work practices as well as some of the tensions of working in faith-based contexts.
Dr. Stanton is a researcher, educator, and community youth worker in the UK. She’s currently a research fellow at Middlesex University in London. Much of her research has focused on Christian youth work, past and present. She’s also worked directly with young people in both secular and faith-based contexts.
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