Expressions #2 Dvd

Changing Church in Every Place

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Expressions #2 Dvd

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All over the country, Christians are beginning new initiatives to connect with those who are currently outside the church. Presented by Diane Louise Jordan, this DVD focuses on four specific areas where fresh expressions of church are breaking new ground: Work, rest and play - fresh expressions of church in places of employment (20 minutes); A new harvest? - fresh expressions of church in rural areas (20 minutes); The Lord is here - fresh expressions of church in the sacramental tradition (20 minutes); and Generate - fresh expressions of church for young people (20 minutes). In addition, there are six discussion starters. These feature experienced contributors, who will help you and your team unpack your thinking about contemporary mission and fresh expressions of church. The discussion starters include: Why is being mission-shaped so important? (6 minutes); Listening to your community (6 minutes); Starting a fresh expression (6 minutes); Sustaining fresh expressions (6 minutes); Discipleship (6 minutes); and The allotment - a short story (6 minutes). This is an excellent training tool for those interested in contemporary mission and fresh expressions of church.

Expressions #2 Dvd was published by Church House in March 2007 and is our 16568th best seller. The ISBN for Expressions #2 Dvd is 9780715141281.

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Expressions: The DVD 2

Jim Currin, via The Good Book Stall

If a picture paints a thousand words, then this DVD paints ten thousand. So many questions about what a ‘fresh expression’ is, and how it can be formed in urban or rural, with young or older people, in café style or with sacraments, circulate around church discussion groups at present. All are good questions about a new movement which can seem quite mysterious and intangible to many. Well, here is a major resource which not only takes you on a tour round many examples, but interviews key people with comments to help you shape your thinking. Advice is offered about how to start and sustain a fresh expression, in short discussion starter interviews. All in all, it is a most valuable tool in helping Christians everywhere think about the people the traditional church often struggles to attract.

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