Breaking the huddle
how your community can grow its witness
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Author
Publication
2016 - IVP Books, an imprint of InterVarsity Press, Illinois
Language
English
Word Count
53,750 words, Guess
Page Count
215 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL28677024M
- ISBN-139780830844913
- OCLC Control Number948561953
- Library of Congress Control Number2016041771
Classifications
- DDC269/.2
- LCCBV4517.5 .E94 2016
- LCCBV4517.5.E94 2016
Description
"Most Christians are stuck in the huddle. Even though we believe in outreach, most communities tend to focus on our own needs. That turns us into insular groups without many relationships with outsiders. So evangelism is occasional and conversions are rare. How do we change? In their groundbreaking book I Once Was Lost, Don Everts and Doug Schaupp identified five thresholds that individuals cross when they shift from being skeptics to followers. Now they and Val Gordon show how huddled communities can become witnessing communities and then conversion communities, where evangelistic growth becomes the new normal. The authors have studied the growth of congregations, what enhances and limits them, and have gathered best practices for transformation. Our churches and fellowships can become places where evangelism is not done by a just few people, but where the whole community itself becomes a winsome, thriving witness to those around it. Break out of the huddle. Find out how." -- ‡c From Amazon.com.
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