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Re-pitching the Tent

The Definitive Guide to Reordering Your Church [Paperback]

by Richard Giles

    • Author

      Richard Giles

    • Book Format

      paperback

    • Publisher

      Hymns Ancient & Modern

    • Published

      March 2004

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    Product Description

    Re-pitching the Tent is a handbook that aims to revitalise the way we regard church buildings, enabling us to see them afresh as a vital component of our worship and mission.

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    • Author

      Richard Giles

    • Book Format

      paperback

    • Publisher

      Hymns Ancient & Modern

    • Published

      March 2004

    • Edition

      3rd

    • Weight

      18g

    • Page Count

      288

    • Dimensions

      246 x 771 x 188 mm

    • ISBN

      9781853115714

    • ISBN-10

      1853115711

    • Eden Code

      118130

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    • Author/Creator: Richard Giles

    • ISBN: 9781853115714

    • Publisher: Hymns Ancient & Modern

    • Release Date: March 2004

    • Weight: 18g

    • Dimensions: 246 x 771 x 188 mm

    • Eden Code: 118130


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    19 years ago

    Re-pitching the Tent

    This is the latest edition of what has become the standard guidebook to re-ordering places of worship. [Most of the changes are 'invisible mending', but a book like this needs to be kept up to date, and references to both projects and legislation are fully contemporary.] It is well illustrated and laid out and makes the ideal text for a parish building development group. The basic thesis of the book is that simply varnishing the pews will not do. 'Houses of the Church' need to be ordered in a way which properly reflects the nature of the church and its worship, and which communicates those into the culture in which they are set. "If we mean business, the vast majority of our parish churches will require radical re-ordering to refurbish and re-equip them for service in the next century." Not for the faint-hearted - but neither is the church…

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