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A New Song

From the Backstreets of Liverpool to a Global House Fellowship Movement [Paperback]

A New Song traces the origins and development of the House Fellowship movement, as it spontaneously emerged in the backstreets of Liverpool and then went global.

Modern Church History Fans
Tells the story of the UK House Fellowship movement that went global.
Inspiring testimonies of a movement that began in the backstreets of Liverpool.

Author
Gill Silver
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
Onwards & Upwards Publishing
Published
April 2024

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"An Anglican curate was brought to a place of desperation. "He was aware that he didn't have the answers to the major spiritual needs that surrounded him. Wonderfully, God revealed to him the true implications of Galatians 2:20. "He didn't expect me to live for Him; He was wanting to live His life in me and live His life out through me." – Norman Meeten

A New Song is packed with captivating testimonies of unique individuals whose lives were impacted by God through the ministry of men such as Mr G.W. North, Norman Meeten and Dave Wetherly. Witness the incredible faithfulness of God over those who have walked in step with the direction, power and authority of the Holy Spirit.

This book traces the origins and development of the House Fellowship movement, as it spontaneously emerged in the middle of the twentieth century, starting in the backstreets of Liverpool and spreading throughout the United Kingdom. A prophetic vision was outworked as lives were transformed, eventually reaching out to well over seventy nations around the globe."