We refused to lead a dying church
Subtitle: churches that came back against all odds
By: Paul Nixon
Publisher: Pilgrim Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Cleveland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 175
ISBN-13: 9780829818956
Copyright date: 2011
Subjects: Church renewal
Table of contents: title: A different kind of Baptist church: Calvary Baptist Church, Washington, D.C; title: The good news church: Evangel United Methodist, Holton, Kansas; title: The community life church: Hope.Gate.Way, Portland, Maine; title: The Malachi church: United Christian, Austin, Texas; title: The turn-around church: Wollaston United Church of Christ, Quincy, Massachusetts; title: The great commission church: First United Methodist, Sikeston, Missouri; title: The team building church: Lake Alfred Presbyterian, Lake Alfred, Florida; title: The what next church: Irvine United Congregational, Irvine, California; title: The excellent remnant church: Sag Harbor United Methodist, Sag Harbor, New York; title: The movement of the spirit church: St. Mark United Methodist -, Sumter, South Carolina; title: The you can't out give God church: First Church Somerville United Church of Christ, Greater Boston, Massachusetts; title: The community center church: Montavilla United Methodist -, Portland, Oregon; title: The Pentecost church: Clinton Avenue United Methodist, Kingston, New York; title: The church without walls church: Worship @ the Water, Pensacola Beach, Florida; title: The innovative and reimagined church: Sixth and I Historic Synagogue, Washington, D.C.