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He Humbled Himself : Recovering the Lost Art of Serving by Kenneth C. Fleming / Portraits of servanthood from the Old and New Testaments / Published 1993 by Walterick Publishers / Printed in the United States of America

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MUST BRETHREN CHURCHES DIE?

Author: Kevin G. Dyer
Publisher: Partnership Publications
ISBN: 0-900128-08-9
ISBN-13: 9780900128080

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  • Genre: Christian Ministry, Church Growth
  • Format: Paperback
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  • Publisher: Partnership Publications
  • Language: English

Overview

In "Must Brethren Churches Die?", Kevin G. Dyer, a respected figure and founder of the short-term mission organization International Teams, provides a stirring and critical analysis of the challenges faced by Brethren churches. Drawing from his roots in the Brethren movement, Dyer's insights offer a passionate plea for the revitalization of churches that have, in many cases, struggled with maintaining momentum in the modern era.

The book focuses on four essential factors that Dyer argues are necessary for churches to thrive: unity, leadership, change, and vision. He highlights the importance of rekindling the fire that once fueled Brethren congregations, addressing the pressing question of whether these churches, with their unique heritage, can be revitalized or if they are destined for decline.

Though written with the Brethren movement in mind, this book offers valuable insights for anyone interested in church health and growth, making it a compelling read for all who care about the future of the local church.

Interesting Facts

  • Author Background: Kevin G. Dyer is known for his work as the founder of International Teams, a global short-term mission organization. His experience in leadership and mission work lends authority to his analysis of church growth and revitalization.
  • Focus on Practical Application: Dyer emphasizes not just theory but practical steps that churches can take to restore their vitality, making the book a useful tool for pastors and church leaders.
  • Broad Audience: Although the book is deeply rooted in Brethren church history, its insights into leadership, unity, and vision are applicable to any Christian denomination seeking revitalization.

Publishers

Partnership Publications
Radford Crescent

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