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A retired Fuller Seminary professor, Anderson seeks to infuse the Emergent movement with an Emergent theology, drawing on Paul’s teachings and using the Antioch church depicted in Acts as a model.
This helpful volume offers the core research findings of the Lilly-funded Pulpit and Pew project, providing a window onto the state of pastoral ministry and leadership in North America as the new century begins.
What happens when a New England Congregational church takes up the ancient practice of testimony? The story is gracefully told by that congregation’s pastor and teacher.
This helpful volume offers the core research findings of the Lilly-funded Pulpit and Pew project, providing a window onto the state of pastoral ministry and leadership in North America as the new century begins.
What happens when a New England Congregational church takes up the ancient practice of testimony? The story is gracefully told by that congregation’s pastor and teacher.
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- An Emergent Theology for Emerging Churches
- Becoming a Blessed Church
- Extraordinary Leaders in Extraordinary Times
- God's Potters
- Tell It Like It Is
- Ten Commandments for Pastors Leaving a Congregation
- Ten Commandments for Pastors New to a Congregation
- The Fully Alive Preacher
- The Suburban Christian
- When a Congregation is Betrayed
- Why Church Matters
