The proposed new book will be a central feature of LICC's developing resource base and will be publicised through its support base as well as to churches they have relationships with.
Rev Dr Neil Hudson is the Director of Church Relationships for LICC (London Institute of Contemporary Christianity) and leads of team of consultants who inspire church leaders who want to grow whole-life disciple making communities and develop their culture-change skills. Initially, he led the Imagine Project for LICC - an action-research project exploring the possibilities of churches becoming communities that develop whole-life disciples. The learning gathered in that project led to the IVP book, Imagine Church, published in 2012. As the work continued, a team of trainers and practitioners was formed, and through that team he has led LICC's work with hundreds of churches in the UK and abroad. His team offer training days, learning communities and develop resources for churches to use on an ongoing basis. For eleven years Neil taught at Regents Theological College and has been a full-or-part time local church leader for over 25 years. He is a leader of the Salford Elim Church.
Title: Scattered and Gathered: Equipping Disciples for the Frontline
Author: Hudson, Neil
ISBN: 9781783599929
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Publisher: Inter-Varsity Press
Publication Date: 2019-06-20
Number of Pages: 240
Weight: 0.3403 kg
Reviews of Imagine Church: Disciple-making is hard, worthwhile, adventurous living and Neil Hudson's masterly title will resource and inspire your obedience in the mission of Jesus in your world. I particularly love the underlying culture changing dynamic of Neil's writing. This is the spinal core of this new work calling us to attitude, action and transformation. As a pastor-theologian-leader Neil has gifted the church with something of lasting worth in transforming what can often feel dull, safe and stuck in our church communities. Johnny Douglas The GoodBookstall.org 12 April 2012 Definitely a worthwhile read . Phil Heaps, Evangelicals Now Sept 2012 This is one of those credible and timely books... Hudson is honest about his own journey. This is, and feels, wonderfully liberating for those of us who are excited by the vision but hesitant about what it will involve. ... This is book that any serious Christian and any thoughtful pastor should read. Jeremy Crossly Church Times 4 Oct 2013 This invaluable little book should be compulsory reading for all in church leadership, reminding us that for the vast majority of people, Christian living is about what happens every day, not just on Sunday . Steve Dutfield, Together February 2013 * various *
