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This book offers encouragement and wisdom for leaders aiming to equip their congregations for today’s mission context. It emphasizes the vital commission to make disciples of all nations, grounded in the love and grace we have received. The call to disciple every nation remains unchanged, but the methods of mission must adapt to our evolving society. The author captures insights on contemporary mission practices that resonate with modern culture. Within the text, five missional practices for the 21st century are presented to help reach out to family, friends, and colleagues with a message of hope. These practices, when shared in the Spirit and with love, become transformative. The first half of the book lays out key principles of missional discipleship, while the second half provides practical examples of the five practices, illustrating how to manifest God’s Kingdom in our current context. John McGinley, the author, serves as New Wine’s Regional Director for the Midlands and East Region and is the Vicar of Holy Trinity Church in Leicester, a Resource Church dedicated to supporting the mission of churches in the area and beyond.
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Mission-Shaped Grace, John McGinley
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- Released
- 2017
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- Title
- Mission-Shaped Grace
- Subtitle
- Missional Practices for Missional Disciples
- Language
- English
- Authors
- John McGinley
- Publisher
- River Publishing & Media Ltd
- Released
- 2017
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 208
- ISBN10
- 1908393661
- ISBN13
- 9781908393661
- Series
- Tags
- Religion & Spirituality, Religious Topics, Religion, Christian Themes, Christianity, Christian Life, Mission, Evangelization
- Description
- This book offers encouragement and wisdom for leaders aiming to equip their congregations for today’s mission context. It emphasizes the vital commission to make disciples of all nations, grounded in the love and grace we have received. The call to disciple every nation remains unchanged, but the methods of mission must adapt to our evolving society. The author captures insights on contemporary mission practices that resonate with modern culture. Within the text, five missional practices for the 21st century are presented to help reach out to family, friends, and colleagues with a message of hope. These practices, when shared in the Spirit and with love, become transformative. The first half of the book lays out key principles of missional discipleship, while the second half provides practical examples of the five practices, illustrating how to manifest God’s Kingdom in our current context. John McGinley, the author, serves as New Wine’s Regional Director for the Midlands and East Region and is the Vicar of Holy Trinity Church in Leicester, a Resource Church dedicated to supporting the mission of churches in the area and beyond.