Introducing the Missional Church: What It Is, Why It Matters, How To Become One (Allelon Missional Series) - Softcover

Roxburgh, Alan J.

 
9780801072123: Introducing the Missional Church: What It Is, Why It Matters, How To Become One (Allelon Missional Series)
Softcover
ISBN 10: 0801072123 ISBN 13: 9780801072123
Verlag: Baker Books, 2009

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This accessible introduction explains what the missional church movement is all about and offers church leaders workable ways of implementing change.

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Alan J. Roxburgh is a teacher, trainer and consultant who works with Allelon and internationally framing resources for the missional church. He coordinates an international project involving leaders from twelve nations who are examining leadership formation in a globalized world. He is the author or coauthor of several books, including <i>The Missional Church</i>, <i>The Missional Leader and Leadership</i>, <i>Liminality and the Missionary Congregation</i>, and <i>Reaching a New Generation</i>. He and his wife Jane live in Vancouver, Canada, and have three grown children. He can be reached at his website, www.roxburghmissionalnet.com.<br><br>M. Scott Boren is one of the pastors at Woodland Hills Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. He is a trainer, consultant and the author of <i>The Relational Way</i> and <i>How Do We Get There From Here?</i> He works with Allelon in developing training materials on the missional church. He shares life with his wife Shawna and their four children. He can be reached at www.scottboren.com.

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<b>An Accessible Introduction to the Missional Church Movement</b><br><br>Ours is a post-Christian culture, making it necessary for church leaders to think like missionaries right here at home. In <i>Introducing the Missional Church</i>, two leading voices in the missional movement provide an accessible introduction, explaining how the movement developed, why it's important, and how churches can become more missional. <br><br>&quot;Roxburgh and Boren offer the clearest explication of missional thinking. I believe this book is the very best on the missional church. Highly recommended.&quot; --Ryan Bolger, associate professor, Church in Contemporary Culture, Fuller Theological Seminary; coauthor, <i>Emerging Churches</i><br><br>&quot;If you've ever wondered what 'missional' means and what real difference it makes in the life of the church, this is the place to start.&quot;--John R. Franke, Clemens Professor of Missional Theology, Biblical Seminary; author, <i>Manifold Witness</i><br> <br>&quot;A wonderful, imaginative exploration into what it means for the church to be missional. Roxburgh and Boren navigate through the defining issues and then give us concrete means for leading our churches through the transition. It is the book we have sorely needed.&quot;--David Fitch, B. R. Lindner Chair of Evangelical Theology, Northern Seminary, Reclaimingthemission.com<br><br>&quot;Introducing the Missional Church supplies one's journey with God into the uncharted waters of being God's people in a changing culture.&quot;--C. Gene Wilkes, PhD, senior pastor, Legacy Church, Plano, Texas; author, <i>Jesus On Leadership</i><br><br><br>Alan J. Roxburgh is a teacher, trainer, and consultant who works with Allelon and framing resources for the missional church internationally. He is the author or coauthor of several books, including <i>The Missional Church</i>, <i>The Missional Leader</i>, and <i>Reaching a New Generation</i>.<br><br>M. Scott Boren is one of the pastors at Woodland Hills Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. He is a trainer, a consultant, and the author of <i>The Relational Way</i> and <i>How Do We Get There from Here?</i> He works with Allelon in developing training materials on the missional church.

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Verlag
Baker Books
Erscheinungsdatum
2009
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN 10 
0801072123
ISBN 13 
9780801072123
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Taschenbuch
Auflage
1
Anzahl der Seiten
208
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