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[What If...] What If...: Snow Day 3: Alan Roxburgh: The Missional Leader: Equipping Your Church to Reach a Changing World (J-B Leadership Network Series) · Muhammad Yunus: Banker to the Poor: Micro-Lending and the Battle Against World Poverty · Ray S. Anderson: An .

[GLUE] GLUE: Expediting the Vision via Church Mergers: Through personal stories and a thorough analysis of the biblical text, Mark DeYmaz provides the theological mandate for the multi-ethnic church and outlines seven core commitments required to bring it about. Writing from his experience in planting, growing, and encouraging more ethnically diverse faith communities, DeYmaz shows why the most effective way to advance the Gospel in the 21st century will be through strong multi-ethnic churches.

[jameyjohnson.org] jameyjohnson.org: Living my life on PURPOSE...I think.: Mike Bonem: Leading from the Second Chair: Serving Your Church, Fulfilling Your Role, and Realizing Your Dreams (J-B Leadership Network Series) · John C. Maxwell: Leadership Gold: Lessons I've Learned from a Lifetime .

[The Missional Journey] International Network on Mission in Western Culture, Mark Priddy ...: of the local church and its context, and the implications for leadership development. In the summer of 2006, some 25 international practitioners, missiologists and researchers gathered together to form an international network.

[Backyard Missionary] Backyard Missionary » Blog Archive » Reflections on Reimagining ...: Until we put to death the concept of a professional salaried pastor separate from other elders, until we put to death the idea that some Christians are in full time ministry and others are not, until we start to shape our ecclesiology on what the NT describes rather than what church tradition and secular culture teach us, we really are condemned to go round and round in circles. But will it ever be any different?

[MATTHEW'S TABLE] Missional/Church Growth: A Comparison « MATTHEW’S TABLE: Assuming that they could chart their way to success by their ingenuity and creativity, Church Growth practitioners focused on what humans do in missions rather than on what God is doing. They saw the missional task as setting goals, developing appropriate methodologies, and evaluating what does or does not work rather than seeking God’s will based upon biblical and theological reflection.

[kinnon.tv] kinnon.tv: A Missional Conversation @ Tyndale this Friday @ Noon: Irving Whitt, the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Global Education Co-ordinator will respond to the question, "How does missional church language (self-described as domestic missiology) fit in with global missions?

[Dream Awakener] Dream Awakener » A Primer on Today’s Missional Church: [...] A primer on today’s missional church: can’t remember who tipped me off to this page, but J R Woodward collects a huge resource of web articles, videos, bios of missiologists, book reviews, blogs and reources for all who want to explore the good ship Missional. [...]

[LWF News @ www.wfn.org] wfn.org | [ELD] Executive Council promises support, money to ...: [ENS] Thirty-two leaders in the field of church planting, developmentand evangelism in the Episcopal Church assembled at the IntercontinentalNew Orleans Hotel to create and develop a network that listens to whatis happening both in the world and church, and responds faithfully tothe spirit's leading.

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