Exploring Church Growth,Used

Exploring Church Growth,Used

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During the past twenty years the phenomenon of "church growth"especially as it has been known under the dynamic leadership of Donald McGavran and the School of World Mission, Fuller Theological Seminaryhas resulted in an impressive array of books, articles, reports, and theses.While freely acknowledging their debt to the church growth school, the contributors to this volume wish to explore further the premises, principles, and goals of church growth. Firmly convinced that church growth is more than empirical data and effective methods, and that there is nothing approaching a "complete book of church growth," they aim not simply to offer definitive answers but rather to open up fresh lines of inquiryhistorical, experiential, methodological, and theological, Thus, while interacting with previous studies, the authors view their work as a constructive contribution to the search for a more adequate understanding of church growth patterns.

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