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Living God's Future Now

by Samuel Wells, Walter Brueggemann, Steve Chalke, Sarah Coakley, Michael Curry, Chine McDonald, Stephen Cottrell, Rowan Williams

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There is no denying that the effects of the pandemic have altered the state of the Church. In a series of honest conversations, leaders today explore the needs and changes of the post-pandemic Church.

For leaders thinking about the future of the Church
These conversations explore the challenges facing the post-pandemic Church
An honest response to the needs and changes in the Church right now

Authors
Samuel Wells +7
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Paperback / softback
Publisher
Hymns Ancient & Modern
Published
November 2022

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Arguably the most imaginative and energetic church response to the pandemic has been that of HeartEdge, the interdenominational church renewal movement founded at St Martin in the Fields by Samuel Wells but now extending beyond the UK to Europe, North America and Australia. From serving thousands of meals on London’s streets to becoming, in all but name, an online conference centre and theological college offering hundreds of events, one outstanding feature of its programme has been Samuel Wells’ monthly conversations about the future of the Church with leading figures from Britain and America, attended by large online audiences.

This volume offers a distillation of those conversations which, instead of being preoccupied with decline, focus on what Christian presence and practice might look like in the world that is being reshaped by what the pandemic has revealed, and the theology that is needed to sustain such a vision.