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Fragile Hope Your Church In 2020 Convergence Ebook Series Thomas G Bandy

Name: Fragile Hope Your Church In 2020 Convergence Ebook Series Thomas G Bandy
SKU: BELL-1858866
Price: 31.00 USD
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Fragile Hope Your Church In 2020 Convergence Ebook Series Thomas G Bandy instant download after payment.

Publisher: Abingdon Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.02 MB

Pages: 176

Author: Thomas G. Bandy

ISBN: 9780687027088, 068702708X

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Fragile Hope Your Church In 2020 Convergence Ebook Series Thomas G Bandy by Thomas G. Bandy 9780687027088, 068702708X instant download after payment.

Is your congregation concerned primarily with health and stability, or mission and outreach? Does it always or usually seek a pleasant sense of harmony and fellowship, or does it vibrate with an edgy energy? Are the members risk-averse, or risk takers? In this innovative book, Tom Bandy explains how harmony--the desire to minimize conflict and change--can deaden our discernment of the leadership of the Spirit, and render us blind to the needs of the world into which Jesus would lead. With the visionary sweep that has become his trademark, Bandy explains how congregations can leave behind their preoccupation with a false harmony and follow Jesus into the mission field of contemporary North American culture.