Let My People Grow

by Mark Greene (Editor), Tracy Cotterell (Editor)

Let my people grow: this is a cry from the heart for the twenty-first century church. If the church is to have an impact on our society, it must learn to make disciples, not converts - Christians who live for Christ in every aspect of their life. This is a thought-provoking and inspiring collection of reflections, exploring the challenge of true disciple-making. Contributors are: Brian Draper, David Firth, Graham McFarlane, Greg Haslam, James Lawrence, Jan McCuin, Jason Clark, Jason Gardner, John Smith, Laurence Singlehurst, Martyn Atkins, Paul Weaver, Philip Meadows, and Steve Davie.

256 pages, Paperback

First published November 3, 2006

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[Andy Gore · Rating 4 out of 5]

A mix of really thought provoking articles. Like me not all of these articles will click with you, but that is fine, for as Tracy Cotterell observes, there is no one solution to this question.