Reviews just don’t get better than this one that came in via a text message!
Hi guys, mark is in fiji, I hve piles of ’stuff’ todo n I just can’t put dis book down!
Just 1 more chapter! No time to txt sorry
Regards lina cav
If you’d like to read a longer review here’s one from Bill [...]
Bob Roberts will be in Melbourne for the Crossway Conference, Sept 21-23, 2009.
On the morning of Sept 21 he’ll be running a seminar on Multiplying Churches that is open to the public.
Download the brochure
UPDATE
I should have also mentioned that Dave Lawton and Bob Roberts will be running an elective on church planting movements at the [...]
The Times reports that Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury has acknowledged that the Anglican Church is in schism in all but name.
In what is one of his most conservative arguments for upholding the traditional biblical stance on homosexuality, Dr Williams said that discrimination against gay people was “sinful” and “disgraceful” – but that just [...]
Some good questions from a mate ministering in Eastern Europe on movements.
To Steve
Had a question about your book. You talked p88 onwards about Methodist/Baptist growth. You mention on p 91 that the Methodists were centrally controlled but the Baptists were autonomous. You then say that both actually planted self governing congregations because the methodist pastors [...]
“A thoroughly readable description of the dynamics of missionary movements, as well as how to initiate, maintain, and extend them.”
ALAN HIRSCH
Forge and Shapevine
Author of The Forgotten Ways
Movements that change the world is now available for sale.
Go to www.movements.net to order a copy.
Amazon has it and there’s also a Kindle version.
“Movements That [...]
If you’ve never heard of Ralph Moore that’s because he doesn’t pastor a church of 10,000. All he has done is plant churches that have planted churches of all shapes and sizes around the world.
700 churches and 70,000 people in a growing network.
Here are the details of his visit to Sydney, September 17-19, 2009.
And here’s [...]
The electronic version of the book is out for those who prefer to read via a Kindle, iPhone or iPod. Although the Kindle app for the iPhone and iPod isn’t available outside the US yet.
The print version is still a week away. The new website is still under construction.
The book goes to print next week in Australia and the following week in the US. So now it’s time for a winter’s break by the ocean. Back in the second week of July.
Here’s a Business Week interview with Jim Collins on his new book How the Mighty Fall. There’s also a good summary of the book.
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