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Calling all years good: Christian vocation through life’s seasons

Boyd’s ART, combined with critical discussions of relevant literature. Because of his neverending self-reflection and discussion of methodology, it might take the reader some time to getting used to the format. However, once you reflect on what Boyd has to say, it draws you in and makes you realise that a lot is going on in your own practice as well, as preacher, pastor, researcher, or any other context. As such, the particular case study of this preacher in this congregation is idiosyncratic – and Boyd makes no claims at generalisability – but the rich reflections will certainly resonate with many. If nothing else, this is an excellent example for anyone who wants to do action research.