Recovering from Churchism: How to Renew, Grow, and Celebrate Your Church - Quentin J. Schultze - Books - Edenridge Press LLC - 9781937532994 - October 6, 2011
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Recovering from Churchism: How to Renew, Grow, and Celebrate Your Church

Quentin J. Schultze

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Recovering from Churchism: How to Renew, Grow, and Celebrate Your Church

?This slim book is fat with truths, and as fun to read as fiction. It fleshes out the hidden truths about God and the church. . . . This is a work of profound daring written by a spirit deeply aware of the ultimate cost of truth. I guarantee that you hold in your hand a book that is hard to put down.? ? Leonard I. Sweet (from the foreword)

Recovering from Churchism shows how to transform a congregation into a dynamic community of bottom-up growth?like the early church. Successful church planter and pastor Lew Vander Meer explains how to cast a vision for growth, identify the people God is already calling and equipping to carry out the vision, and avoid bureaucracy, burnout, and conflict. Filled with practical examples and biblical wisdom.

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Lew Vander Meer shows how to build a church that is visibly effective, not merely successful. He explains how to implement sound structure that will help any congregation grow spiritually as well as numerically. ?Bill Wilson, Founder and Senior Pastor, Metro Ministries, Brooklyn, NY

Every pastor wanting to be a better leader should sit up and take notice. Lew is a seasoned ministry practitioner. Recovering from Churchism describes new thinking, creative breakthroughs, and fresh insights based on his own practical experience growing churches while studying the early church. ?Jim Mellado, President, Willow Creek Association

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released October 6, 2011
ISBN13 9781937532994
Publishers Edenridge Press LLC
Pages 178
Dimensions 150 × 10 × 226 mm   ·   244 g
Language English  
Contributor Leonard I. Sweet

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