Tom Sine in the UK
Tom Sine, well known futurist and missiological dreamer, will be in the UK soon.
If you are a leader, or just someone concerned about church, community, social justice, mission, worship, a radical Christian, an outside-of-the-box kind of person, an inside-of-the-box-but-curious type of person, or a tree (actually - the tree one was a joke) then Tom Sine might well be someone that would interest you.
you can find the list of the events he is at that are open to the public through this link
http://www.authenticmedia.co.uk/AuthenticSite/cm/tom_sine_tour.htm
Here is the blurb from the book cover
God is conspiring, through a new generation, to re-imagine and create new expressions of discipleship, community and mission to make a difference in our rapidly changing world. Tom Sine invites readers to learn from what God is doing in four innovative streams in the contemporary church:
· emerging church
· mosaic, multi-cultural church
· missional church
· contemporary monastic movements
He then leads a guided tour of major new challenges facing the world and the church in C21. The encouraging message of the book is that our own faith, though it be as small as a mustard seed, can make a real difference in the world. God is inviting us to join his conspiracy – to imagine fresh ways of celebrating the coming kingdom.
“A fabulous book! A bold challenge to all who think that the kingdom of God can be built from the starting point of comfort and compromise.”
Jonny Baker, CMS
“Rich with challenge and inspiration.”
Brian D. McLaren, author/activist
“A great book from a great teacher and genuinely wise guide.”
Alan Hirsch, founding director of Forge Mission Training Network
“An inspirational tour-de-force that invites us to celebrate the future into being.”
Stuart Murray, author of Post-Christendom and director of Urban Expression
“A must-read for anyone seeking to understand where the church is heading in these turbulent times.”
Julie Clawson, Emerging Women
“A great book that draws together stories and threads from all around the church/world.”
Kester Brewin, author of The Complex Christ
“A significant and compelling contribution.”
Russell Rook, Director of ALOVE: The Salvation Army for a new generation
“An insightful look into the rapidly changing face of the church in the 21st Century.”
Jim Wallis, author of God's Politics and President of Sojourners
“A deeply insightful analysis of the problems and opportunities we face.”
Jason Clark, Founding pastor of Sutton Vineyard, London
“With each passing story I felt moved, inspired, and called to action. Highly recommended!”
Ryan K. Bolger, Assistant Professor of Church in Contemporary Culture, Fuller Theological Seminary
Visit the book's site at http://thenewconspirators.co.uk/
If you are a leader, or just someone concerned about church, community, social justice, mission, worship, a radical Christian, an outside-of-the-box kind of person, an inside-of-the-box-but-curious type of person, or a tree (actually - the tree one was a joke) then Tom Sine might well be someone that would interest you.
you can find the list of the events he is at that are open to the public through this link
http://www.authenticmedia.co.uk/AuthenticSite/cm/tom_sine_tour.htm
Here is the blurb from the book cover
God is conspiring, through a new generation, to re-imagine and create new expressions of discipleship, community and mission to make a difference in our rapidly changing world. Tom Sine invites readers to learn from what God is doing in four innovative streams in the contemporary church:
· emerging church
· mosaic, multi-cultural church
· missional church
· contemporary monastic movements
He then leads a guided tour of major new challenges facing the world and the church in C21. The encouraging message of the book is that our own faith, though it be as small as a mustard seed, can make a real difference in the world. God is inviting us to join his conspiracy – to imagine fresh ways of celebrating the coming kingdom.
“A fabulous book! A bold challenge to all who think that the kingdom of God can be built from the starting point of comfort and compromise.”
Jonny Baker, CMS
“Rich with challenge and inspiration.”
Brian D. McLaren, author/activist
“A great book from a great teacher and genuinely wise guide.”
Alan Hirsch, founding director of Forge Mission Training Network
“An inspirational tour-de-force that invites us to celebrate the future into being.”
Stuart Murray, author of Post-Christendom and director of Urban Expression
“A must-read for anyone seeking to understand where the church is heading in these turbulent times.”
Julie Clawson, Emerging Women
“A great book that draws together stories and threads from all around the church/world.”
Kester Brewin, author of The Complex Christ
“A significant and compelling contribution.”
Russell Rook, Director of ALOVE: The Salvation Army for a new generation
“An insightful look into the rapidly changing face of the church in the 21st Century.”
Jim Wallis, author of God's Politics and President of Sojourners
“A deeply insightful analysis of the problems and opportunities we face.”
Jason Clark, Founding pastor of Sutton Vineyard, London
“With each passing story I felt moved, inspired, and called to action. Highly recommended!”
Ryan K. Bolger, Assistant Professor of Church in Contemporary Culture, Fuller Theological Seminary
Visit the book's site at http://thenewconspirators.co.uk/
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