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This book is a collection of essays offering analysis of the experience of contemporary Christianity in the UK from below', from the perspectives of real situations and people. The authors come from a range of traditions, evangelical' to liberal' to Catholic, but all from within the practise and discipline of missiology/anthropology. God at Ground Level aims to discern new insights into the contemporary missiological, theological and ecclesiological debate of today's church. The crisis of contemporary Christianity is certainly recognised, for it is experienced deeply by many of the contributors to this project. But, each contributor also reveals signs of adaptation to the demands laid on contemporary Christianity that challenge the dominant narrative about church decline. This gives way to a lively, thoughtful and, sometimes, controversial series of perspectives on God and contemporary church that gives us another route into the debates of Christianity, Western culture and Mission.

God at Ground Level: Reappraising Church Decline

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      Publisher: Peter Lang AG
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 03/12/2007
      ISBN13: 9783631574942, 978-3631574942
      ISBN10: 3631574940

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      Book Synopsis
      This book is a collection of essays offering analysis of the experience of contemporary Christianity in the UK from below', from the perspectives of real situations and people. The authors come from a range of traditions, evangelical' to liberal' to Catholic, but all from within the practise and discipline of missiology/anthropology. God at Ground Level aims to discern new insights into the contemporary missiological, theological and ecclesiological debate of today's church. The crisis of contemporary Christianity is certainly recognised, for it is experienced deeply by many of the contributors to this project. But, each contributor also reveals signs of adaptation to the demands laid on contemporary Christianity that challenge the dominant narrative about church decline. This gives way to a lively, thoughtful and, sometimes, controversial series of perspectives on God and contemporary church that gives us another route into the debates of Christianity, Western culture and Mission.

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