Evangelism In The Small Membership Church
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Speidel explores how evangelism not only concerns introducing people to Jesus, but also helping them grow in Christ. Making disciples is a call from God for all churches whether that church is in a declining rural community, in a teeming inner city, or a sprawling suburb. In fact, small-membership congregations are often more effective in evangelism than their sister megachurches.
This book helps pastors focus on visualizing goals; worship; creating a loving environment; passion and commitment; prayer; witness; time management; leadership recruitment; hospitality; assimilation of new members; and managing change and conflict.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780687335794
ISBN10: 0687335795
Royal Speidel
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2007
Ministry In The Small Membership Church
Publisher: Abingdon Press
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