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Where Have All Our People Gone? : new choices for old churches (Trawas)

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No. Panggil

254.5 Dud w

Penerbit

Philadelphia : The Pilgrim Press., 2001

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xiv, 136 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm

Bahasa

English

ISBN/ISSN

0829803599

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DDC

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Reguler Items

Tipe Media

unmediated

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Subjek

CHURCH MEMBERSHIP
CHRISTIANITY -- 20TH. CENTURY

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Part one 1. Believing without belonging Church membership trends The working groups Unusable answers The new believers Mainline church dilemma 2. Portable, affordable religion The American dream Suburban strategy Mobility as a mind-set Affordable faith 3. Where have all our people gone Family life cycle Values in conflict Young believers Part two 4. Choices for churches Three choices Strong Christian churches Cultural Christian churches Exceptional growth Mediating Christian values Low middle ground The choice of a future 5. Programming to include the outsider worship The church school Small-group experiences Dropouts Organizing for new members Local church leadership Denominational policies 6. Something that works Congregations in community context Patterns of growth The city church The church in the stable suburban community Regional members The church in the growing suburb The church in the small city The town and country church The ethnic church 7. Leadership: a good word for pastors Believing in the church Pastoral care Faith in the middle Good management Personal faith Independent identity 8. Facts, faith, and strategy Appendices Factors affecting church membership growth by type of community Large cities Suburban areas with stable populations Suburban areas with growing populations Small cities Town and country Worksheets for church groups

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Carl S. Dudley ,

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