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Simply Church

It's time for the Church to Pause and Rethink. Let's Rediscover our Relationship with God

Sim Dendy
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Duration
5h 35m
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Waverley Abbey Resources

About

Our world needs the Church, like never before, to be full of hope. But the Church is not always what it could be. Perhaps we need a declutter. A clear-out. A detox.

We all collect excess stuff — books, clothes, cars, gadgets... thoughts, habits, scars, traditions... Sometimes, it's good to strip things back a bit. It's healthy to occasionally explore our past and consider a fresh purpose for the future.

To realign ourselves with the plan that our creator God has already set out for us.

To recalibrate.

To return to the start again.

To go back a couple of millennia to discover what the original Church looked like, so we can remember and reset.

Simply... Church.

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