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Emerging Churches: Creating Christian Communities in Postmodern Cultures (Paperback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for Emerging ChurchesIn many parts of Europe and North America, the decline of the major traditional denominations continues unabated. This book is intended to offer a multinational, Spirit-inspired testimony to the insights of the 'new, fragile, vulnerable' groups and churches. It is a study of changing church patterns in the West.
Full description- Publisher: SPCK Publishing
- Published: 20 January 2006
- Format: Paperback 384 pages
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- Categories: Christianity
- ISBN 13: 9780281057917 ISBN 10: 0281057915
- Sales rank: 136,184
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Full description for Emerging Churches
This is a major study of changing church patterns in the West. In many parts of Europe and North America, the decline of the major traditional denominations continues unabated. But it seems that people these days are not less religious: rather their religious beliefs are rooted in personal experience rather than in community identity and loyalty to historic institutions. For the first time, religion is being chosen rather than received and this change has contributed to the growth in frontier fellowships, commonly known as the 'emerging church'. This book is intended to offer a multinational, Spirit-inspired testimony to the insights of these 'new, fragile, vulnerable' groups and churches. Filled with the latest research on what's happening on both sides of the Atlantic, it also features fascinating interview testimonies from forty-nine emerging church leaders on the cutting edge of ministry, including: Jonny Baker (Grace, London), Phil Bail (New Generation Ministries, Bristol), Kester Brewin (Vaux, London), Mal Caliadine (Tribal Generation, Sheffield), Steve Collins (Grace, London), Simon Hall (Revive, Leeds), Paul Roberts (Third Sunday Service, Resonance, Bristol), Pete Rollins (Ikon, Belfast), Dan Slatter (Warehouse, Chichester), Andy Thornton (Late, Late Service, Host and Vaux, London), Dave Tomlinson (Holy Joes, London), Sue Wallace (Visions, York).

