Uniting Church and Home, A Blueprint for Rebuilding Church Community
"...a stimulating book on the relation of church and family.  Theologically sensitive and passionately practical."  --Dr. Dan Doriani, Vice President for Academics and Professor of New Testament Covenant Theological Seminary"Eric Wallace shows that he understands both the crucial nature of the Church as the Body of Christ and the reasons why, as we enter a new millennium, that community is failing to fulfill the vision of its Lord. His understanding of households as the critical focus of local church life, together with his approach to equipping households for ministry, holds the promise of a reformation in the way we structure and grow our churches, and may just help to point the way toward real revival in our day." --T.M. Moore, President, Chesapeake Seminary"Home schooling families especially will find this to be an encouraging book, filled with practical, workable ideas for integrating the church and home." --Mike Farris, President, Home School Legal Defense"In a day of raging confusion about ministry-models, Eric Wallace speaks with clarity about the necessity of uniting church and home. This approach expresses the covenant concept of home and church working together to tradition the faith to the next generation. This timely book is, indeed, a blueprint for covenant community." --Susan Hunt, Director of Women in the Church, PCA Christian Education and Publications Committee"In this age of 'high tech' we need to be 'high touch.' This is especially true in terms of ministry.  Mr. Wallace has demonstrated for us in practical terms what it means to walk by grace through faith in terms of relationships within the body of Christ. I believe this book presents a great remedy to the 'business-as-usual,' bureaucratic form of ministry which builds walls between people rather than tear them down.  It is wonderful to read a book on ministry which carries the 'sweet savor' of the gospel throughout its presentation." --Rev. Benton Taylor Pastor, Grace Presbyterian Church"These ideas that have been expressed to me over the years in embryonic form have finally been fully developed and written in a clear and precise manner. This book clearly defines an innovative and challenging vision for the renovation of the modern church." --Rev. Floyd Hall, Penn's Woods United Methodist Church"This is an important book, it offers a cooperative, integrated, and covenantal approach to life rarely seen in these fragmented, individualistic times..." --Dr. George Grant, President, Bannockburn College"This book is a must read for Evangelical parents, church leaders, and educators." --Dr. John H. White, Former President, National Association of Evangelicals