Description
Book SynopsisHow do we communicate the gospel in a non-Christian society? Can we expect people from his background to attend church services? How far should we make the message relevant to them?
Kenneth Prior takes lessons from the example of the apostle Paul facing the same problems in Athens nearly 2,000 years ago.
Highly motivated, he was willing to go where the pre-Christians were, to speak to them in language they understood, reaching them at their point of need. But his message was also clear and uncompromising, not sacrificing any aspect of Christian truth.
Trade Review"Compassionate concern resonates through the pages of Ken Prior's book."
-- Clive Calver (Senior Pastor, Walnut Hill Community Church, Bethel, Connecticut)
"This is a thought-provoking work. It is well worth reading by all who are concerned for a greater gospel impact in this generation."
-- Jonathan Bayes, Evangelical Times
"Ken Prior helps us to get the aim right. This book is written out of the author's long experience in pastoral and evangelistic ministry. It contains a wealth of wisdom and clear thinking."
-- James McAllen, fomerly General Secretary of London City Mission
