Competitive youth athletes have demanding schedules that require prioritising regular family
activities. Specifically, Christian families often choose to skip church services to attend …

Several scholars have observed the constructive possibilities in approaching sport as
cultural liturgy. In what follows, I turn to hermeneutic resources in Paul Ricoeur and …

Parent-child relationships can be strengthened by the increased time spent together due to
youth sport involvement. The time demands, however, require families to skip religious …

In the movie, Chariots of Fire, Scottish Olympian and missionary Eric Liddell describes his
missionary vocation alongside his enjoyment of running:'believe God made me for a …

Existing literature on the work of sports chaplains focuses primarily on practitioner accounts
of chaplaincy within elite sports settings. While these narratives provide useful descriptions …

Muscular Christianity's influential role in establishing Western sport values and ideals during
the 19th century has long been acknowledged by sport scholars. Yet these relatively dated …

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Background: Sports chaplaincy is an established form of chaplaincy and ministry. However,
little research has been conducted on the work of sports chaplains. Of the completed …

While the Australian population has a passionate obsession with sport, reflected throughout
its history and in society today, there continues to be a significant decline in religious …

Every summer, hundreds of college athletes attend The Ultimate Training Camp (UTC), at
which Athletes in Action offers a curriculum entitled, The Principles of Competition (aka Five …