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Breaking the Huddle

How Your Community Can Grow Its Witness

Don Everts
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Pages
216
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
IVP

About

Most Christians are stuck in the huddle.I Once Was Lost

Related Subjects

  • Evangelism
  • Christian Ministry
  • Religion
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Growth
  • Christian Church
  • Family & Relationships
  • Christian Living
  • Christian

Reviews

"Thank God for people like Doug Schaupp, Don Everts, and Val Gordon, who help give us a passion for the lost. This book isn't only informative, it encourages and truly inspires any and every Christian to share the good news of the gospel!"
Tommy Walker, worship leader, author of over two hundred worship songs
"So often we have viewed evangelism as a purely individual effort and missed the fact that much of the evangelism in the New Testament took place in the context of community. Breaking the Huddle does a phenomenal job of helping our traditional small groups become communities on a mission together. The authors build upon previously published principles about how people come to faith, translating them to the mission of smaller community. The authors balance theory with practical suggestions and propose probing discussion questions that help groups engage the material."
Dana S. Allin, synod executive, ECO: A Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians

Artists

Don EvertsAuthor
Doug SchauppAuthor
Val GordonAuthor