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Becoming A Missionary Church Lesslie Newbigin And Contemporary Church Movements Michael W Goheen

SKU: BELL-50192202

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Becoming A Missionary Church Lesslie Newbigin And Contemporary Church Movements Michael W Goheen instant download after payment.

Publisher: Baker Academic

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.84 MB

Pages: 288

Author: Michael W. Goheen, Timothy M. Sheridan

ISBN: 9780801049279, 9781493436552, 9781493436569, 9781540965578, 080104927X, 1493436554, 1493436562, 1540965570

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Becoming A Missionary Church Lesslie Newbigin And Contemporary Church Movements Michael W Goheen by Michael W. Goheen, Timothy M. Sheridan 9780801049279, 9781493436552, 9781493436569, 9781540965578, 080104927X, 1493436554, 1493436562, 1540965570 instant download after payment.

This book offers a historical assessment and balanced critique of contemporary church movements, especially in light of missional ecclesiology. An expert on Lesslie Newbigin and an expert on contemporary church models show how Newbigin's ideas have been developed and contextualized in three popular contemporary church movements: missional, emergent, and center church. In addition, the authors explain that some of Newbigin's insights have been neglected and need to be retrieved for the present day. This book calls for the recovery of the missionary nature of the church and commends church practices applicable to any congregation.