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Faithful Yet Changing

Name: Faithful Yet Changing
Brand: Augsburg Fortress
SKU: 04720258
Price: 8.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Mark S Hanson
ISBN: 9780806644745

Mark S Hanson

Karen C Richards

Bishop Mark S Hanson

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04720258

Publishers Augsburg Fortress, April 2002

"I have a passion for the gospel of Jesus Christ, a love for the people of God, and an ache for the... Full description

Libristo code: 04720258

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"I have a passion for the gospel of Jesus Christ, a love for the people of God, and an ache for the brokenness of the world," declares Mark S. Hanson, newly elected presiding bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Here he sets forth his vision for the church-a church faithful to the Scriptures and its tradition, yet changing to meet the new challenges of our diverse, fragmented world. Bishop Hanson issues an urgent call to mission marked by witnessing, worshiping, engaging, equipping, inviting, connecting, changing, and praying. The book invites congregations, pastors, and lay leaders into a "holy conversation" to envision the future of the church and its mission.