The Seven Seasons of Male Spiritual Development: Men's Ministry in the Post-Pandemic Church
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- ISBN8201048419
- EAN9798201048419
- Date de parution20/07/2022
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- ÉditeurJL
Résumé
The church has languished within a lack luster mode of survival, even before the Covid-19 pandemic took its toll on the elderly and people with pre-existing conditions. Many of the people who held the reins of influence and power in the local church have been swept away. This has left a void in upper church management. These positions have to be filled, but by whom? The harvest has to come from the streets.
This book was written to teach those who are still supporting the church how to entice and encourage men, Millennials, and Gen Z'ers to return to the local church. Men should take the lead, because God still holds the man responsible for leadership. They must be sought and then trained. This book is a training manual. It can prove helpful in initiating a vibrant men's ministry whose impact can be felt very quickly.
Among other things, can provide valuable insights about nurturing men and boys, on both, the natural and spiritual side of things.
This book was written to teach those who are still supporting the church how to entice and encourage men, Millennials, and Gen Z'ers to return to the local church. Men should take the lead, because God still holds the man responsible for leadership. They must be sought and then trained. This book is a training manual. It can prove helpful in initiating a vibrant men's ministry whose impact can be felt very quickly.
Among other things, can provide valuable insights about nurturing men and boys, on both, the natural and spiritual side of things.