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Book SynopsisMany people believe in Jesus Christ but want nothing to do with the church. Some others who call themselves committed Christians will not commit to a local church. We have to be honest. There is a dearth in the church in many countries. At times the church has been very sick and the illness seemed to be terminal; yet it survives and in many places grows phenomenally. "Dry Bones can Live", addresses this problem and proposes a dynamic remedy; setting out a strategy for local churches to consider. It is full of stories from the pastor's casebook, which illustrate the reality and effectiveness of the Gospel in transforming lives
Trade ReviewThis is a welcome and rich resource for anyone serious about seeing their church grow. (Rev Elfed Godding). It's emphasis in making, growing and keeping disciples is a must for the church in the 21st century. (Rev Dr John Weaver). This book is packed with the words of a pastor with a heart for mission. It is full of stories from the pastor's casebook, which illustrate the reality and effectiveness of the Gospel in transforming lives. (Rev Dr John Weaver, Principal, South Wales Baptist College, & President Baptist Union of Great Britain).
