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Unfreezing Moves: Following Jesus into the Mission Field
Prepares Christian congregations to fulfill their basic function - to make disciples who make a difference for Jesus Christ.
This book is about helping "stuck" and "unstuck" churches either become unstuck or constantly improve their ministry of making disciples. This book is designed to help church leaders make profound changes in the way they do ministry or constantly practice methodological innovation/improvement to be effective in creating disciples in their churches.
This book is about helping "stuck" and "unstuck" churches either become unstuck or constantly improve their ministry of making disciples. This book is designed to help church leaders make profound changes in the way they do ministry or constantly practice methodological innovation/improvement to be effective in creating disciples in their churches.
144 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2002
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February 13, 2015
Errors Everywhere
Let me start by saying that this one star rating has nothing to do with the content of this book. The content is just fine.
This book earned a one star rating because it has more textual errors than I have ever seen. Wordsruntogether constantly. (That was an example not a mistake). The biggest error is that chapter two is actually at the back of the book.
It is a shame that someone has to pay $9.99 for a book with this many problems. Did anyone proofread this book? Did anyone even bother to look at whether the chapters were in correct order? All of these issues make this book difficult and frustrating to read.
Let me start by saying that this one star rating has nothing to do with the content of this book. The content is just fine.
This book earned a one star rating because it has more textual errors than I have ever seen. Wordsruntogether constantly. (That was an example not a mistake). The biggest error is that chapter two is actually at the back of the book.
It is a shame that someone has to pay $9.99 for a book with this many problems. Did anyone proofread this book? Did anyone even bother to look at whether the chapters were in correct order? All of these issues make this book difficult and frustrating to read.
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