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Regeneration and Renewal: The Church in New and Changing Communities
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Regeneration and Renewal: The Church in New and Changing Communities

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A complementary title to Maggie Durran’s book, Regenerating Local Churches which is a practical how-to manual, this volume will focus on the actual experience of local churches in a diverse area of London that includes traditional housing estates, new urban developments and a glittering financial district, as they have responded to the challenges of mission in their particular locations.

Very much in line with ‘mission-shaped’ thinking, here is a book that explores many new expressions of church in a way that will both inform and inspire others who are faced with similar challenges. The stories are accompanied by theological reflection on the processes and the effects. Some of the themes explored are: how to build congregations, starting from scratch, ministry among the office blocks, church and community projects, co-operation and resistance, becoming person-focused.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Canterbury Press Norwich
Country
United Kingdom
Date
27 June 2007
Pages
224
ISBN
9781853118005

A complementary title to Maggie Durran’s book, Regenerating Local Churches which is a practical how-to manual, this volume will focus on the actual experience of local churches in a diverse area of London that includes traditional housing estates, new urban developments and a glittering financial district, as they have responded to the challenges of mission in their particular locations.

Very much in line with ‘mission-shaped’ thinking, here is a book that explores many new expressions of church in a way that will both inform and inspire others who are faced with similar challenges. The stories are accompanied by theological reflection on the processes and the effects. Some of the themes explored are: how to build congregations, starting from scratch, ministry among the office blocks, church and community projects, co-operation and resistance, becoming person-focused.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Canterbury Press Norwich
Country
United Kingdom
Date
27 June 2007
Pages
224
ISBN
9781853118005