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Why did you write Church 3.0?
Ever since I wrote Organic Church, I have been asked the same set of questions wherever I go: “How do you prevent heresy in groups led by non-seminarian leaders?”, “What do you do for children?”, “How do you handle finances?”, “Do you have larger meetings of the saints?” and many others. Church 3.0 addresses all those questions, showing how we can actually do better, much better, than we have done in the past.
Who did you write Church 3.0 for?
As I was writing, I was thinking about Christian leaders who are wondering how they can be more effective in serving Jesus and His bride. Whether you are leading a rapidly expanding network of organic churches, or you lead in a church that has been established in a more traditional manner, the insights in this book will help you gain a more missional perspective and release more potent influence in your community.
How is Church 3.0 different from your previous books?
Church 3.0 is written from the inside of a growing movement. There are a ton of new insights, backed up with lots of research and . . .
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Online Enrollment Continues to Climb |
Approximately 4.6 million college students are now enrolled in at least one online course – a 17% increase over the previous year. In 2002, less than 10% of students were taking a course online. Now more than 25% of all college students
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Church with Facebook Campus |
Central Christian Church in Las Vegas, NV, recently became the worlds' first church to launch a Facebook campus. The online campus features 6 live services per week, complete with live lobby chat, tithing and teaching. The church hopes to capture some of the 250 million Facebook users. The inaugural service . . .
Teen Media Usage Increases |
With technology allowing nearly 24-hour media access, the amount of time young people spend with entertainment media has risen dramatically, especially among minority youth, according to a national survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation titled Generation M2: Media in the Lives of 8- to 18-Year-Olds. The study, the third in a series of large-scale
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