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THIRSTY ARE WE? CHURCH + CULTURE (DRINK)
Some of the topics we'll be covering include:
• the differences between the
generations (ie. social/vocational/spiritual etc)
• where the church has come from
and why it's failing young people today
• stories of successful churches
(yes there are a few) and the reasons why
• insight and ideas on how to
reach and keep the emerging generation
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LATEST FEATURES
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Postmodernity
is Here to Change... by Simon Kirby 
The third of a series of articles commissioned and published
by The Church of England Newspaper on spelling out the main
principles for working with this generation and their culture.
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Where Do 20's
and 30's Find Church? by Mark Bailey
The second of a series of articles commissioned and published
by The Church of England Newspaper on spelling out the main
principles for working with this generation and their culture.
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Reaching the
Emerging Generation by Graham Cray
The first of a series of articles commissioned and published
by The Church of England Newspaper on spelling out the main
principles for working with this generation and their culture.
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4 Part series
on Christendom
Stuart Murray unpacks what 1600 years of Christendom has
left us with.
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Living on the
Margins
Stuart Murray explores how it feels for the church in Britain
to be out in the cold and no longer at the centre of social
and cultural life.
He recognises that as we enter the third millennium we need
to discover new ways of being church that operate from the
margins, that do not require as much institutional support,
are less grandiose and expensive to maintain, that abandon
an inappropriate moral majority stance in favour of a prophetic
vocation, and embody the missionary ethos appropriate in post-Christendom.
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God is with
us on the Treadmill...
Ryan Boulger on treadmills, realms and exposes a lie we've
been fed since the 14th Century!
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 Why
bother with Church?
Read the first chapter from Simon Jones' latest book. It's
full of stories of why the Church is failing us. It also recognises
that our bad experiences of church should mould our expectations
and fuel our determination to make belonging to the people
of God work for our good and for the good of the communities
we live in.
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What
is this postmodern and post-Christian thang?
Stuart Murray lists everything (almost) you wanted to know
about post-modernism and post-christendom but were too afraid
to ask?
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 Church
Next
church next is a book that identifies some of the major storm-centres
through which churches must navigate, not in order to return
to a previously more tranquil world, but to enter an entirely
new one. It looks at mission, church structures, developing
new leaders and mentoring, worship, spirituality and evangelism,
and asks how our ministry must change in order to serve a
new generation of Christians.
This is a must read book if you are involved in church
leadership and have a heart for reach the emerging generation.
Eddie Gibbs and Ian Coffey provide challenging and practical
insights to help the church avoid extinction.
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How
to reach this generation...
Stuart Murray shares his thoughts on how we can get the message
across.
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