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By Martin Robinson and Dan Yarnell
Product Description
As the church in the West grapples with the task of mission, the place and significance of the small church is often overlooked. The small church has its own unique contribution to make. A key question is not, ‘Can the small church grow?’ so much as ‘Can the small church be healthy?’
In this ground-breaking book Robinson and Yarnell examine what makes small churches special. They consider where they are most likely to be found and to flourish: the types of small church; the kind of people who attend such churches; and the often knotty problems of leadership, finance and resources. An important final section considers strategies for the small church, showing how these churches can take advantage of their particular strengths.
Published by Monarch Books
Paperback
