In The Revolutionized Church of the 21st Century the author addresses our urgent need to recover a sense of community through small, relational groups.
But this is not just another handbook on how to conduct small groups. This is a heart cry rooted in the history of the early Christian church, and in early Adventist history as well, to make small, nurturing, relational groups the central organizing principle of our churches.
The world and the church are filled with people starving for relationships. They are starving for a safe and caring place where they can share their struggles and shortcomings without fear of judgment or rejection.
If the church can once again recapture the awesome and magnetic power of such small groups, the world will show up en masse to bask in the love, support, and affirmation they find there.
Paperback. Copyright 1997. 157 pages.