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Hybrid Church: Grove MEv131

In every walk of life, the COVID-19 pandemic has presented challenges and opportunities like never before. For Christian ministry, it has forced us to get out of our buildings and find God in the wild.
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The Christmas Stories in Faith and Preaching (Biblical) Grove B 9

The traditional approach to Christmas has been to coalesce the different biblical traditions into one harmony.
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True Beauty: Finding Grace in disabilities. (Spirituality)

We are surrounded by an idea of beauty as physical perfection, success as material prosperity, and human existence as competition. As a result, we fail to see ourselves as God sees us and so struggle to receive his grace.
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Reaching the Saga Generation (Evangelism)Grove booklet

With the baby boomer generation of post-war Britain came the first post-modern values and new attitudes. Forty years on, these 'first teenagers' are becoming known as the 'Saga generation.'
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Discerning leadership L1 Grove Books : Cooperating with the Go-Between God

At the start of the church?s ministry, the apostles were not invited to deploy their resources or plan their strategy, but were commanded to wait for the Holy Spirit. That same command comes to the church today, in unfamiliar and unpredictable times.
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Suicide and the Church (Pastoral) Grove Booklet

A Pastoral Theology This profound and helpful study explores the reasons for this, the pastoral needs and opportunities, and makes use of the latest thinking on suicide to advocate key changes to practice. It includes a wealth of invaluable resources.
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The Gate of Heaven (Spirituality) S118 : How Church buildings speak of God

What, if anything, can the church, through its physical presence, contribute to contemporary culture? Our church buildings are preaching all the time, but their message rarely matches our theology.
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The Church and the Big Society: Grove Booklet E168 (Ethics)

What is the 'Big Society', and is it a good thing? This engaging study traces the origins of the idea and discovers its connections with Chritian Theology and ethics.
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