Barclay Press :: Declaring Christ :: Missional Renaissance

When Reggie McNeal's best-selling book The Present Future was published, it quickly became one of the definitive works on the "missional church movement." McNeal helped to define the widespread movement among churches that wanted to become more oriented toward the culture and community around them. In that book, McNeal asked the tough questions that churches needed to wrestle with to begin to think about who they are and what they are doing.

In Missional Renaissance, the much-anticipated follow-up to his groundbreaking book, Reggie McNeal shows the three significant shifts in the church leaders' thinking and behavior that will allow their congregations to chart a course toward becoming truly a missional congregation.

To embrace the missional model, church leaders and members must shift...

From an internal to an external focus, ending the church as exclusive social club model

From running programs and ministries to developing people as its core activity

From church-based leadership to community-engaged leadership

The book is filled with in-depth discussions of what it means to become a missional congregation and important information on how to make the transition. With an understanding of the nature of the missional church and the practical suggestions outlined in this book, church leaders and members will be equipped to move into what McNeal sees as the most viable future for Christianity.

Missional Renaissance offers a clear path for any leader or congregation that wants to breathe new life into the church and to become revitalized as true followers of Jesus.

MISSIONAL RENAISSANCE
Changing the Scorecard for the Church
by Reggie McNeal

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ISBN	9780470243442
Binding Type	hardcover
Page Count	193
Publisher	Jossey-Bass
Publication Date	February 3, 2009
Size	6.25 x 9.25
Price:	$24.95

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