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Pastor and consultant Frazee begins with a problem that many church leaders admit only hesitantly: small groups, widely hailed as a means to achieve authentic community, often fail to achieve the hoped-for experience of "life together." This book follows the story of Frazee's congregation, Pantego Bible Church in suburban Dallas/Ft. Worth, in its efforts to "take [the small group movement] to the next level." Frazee's proposal is no quick fix; it belies megachurch stereotypes by taking a countercultural stand against the individualism and consumerism that Frazee says plague contemporary American life. Drawing on biblical models as well as sociological research and urban planning principles, Frazee makes a strong case that the mobility and privacy of "American Dream" suburbia fosters a spirit of fragmentation and isolation that is unworkable as a basis for authentic community. Frazee recommends "consolidating relationships," opting out of multiple activities and superficial social circles in favor of "a circle of relationships that produces a sense of genuine belonging." Small groups emerge as a necessary but insufficient ingredient for attaining Frazee's vision of "biblical community." The author's fondness for lists and systematization make for a dense read at times, but the human insights and real-life examples that really drive the book have a powerful appeal. Given the popularity of small group spirituality, and its potential discontents, this book should find a wide audience.

Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information, Inc.



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This book explores the three essential elements of real community and helps readers put into practice the fifteen principles that undergird those essentials.
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5.0étoiles sur 5 Great Resource, Oct. 26 2009
Par Santosh Ninan "POMO Pastor" (Port Moody, BC, Canada) - Voir tous mes commentaires
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I am a pastor of a small church in suburban Vancouver Canada. Our leadership is currently reading this book. I love the emphasis on community that has a strong outward missional focus. The focus on incarnational neighborhood groups is very good as well. In a culture of hyper-individualism, this book is a welcome antidote.
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5.0étoiles sur 5 Essential Reading for All, Juil 17 2004
Par Ken Archer (Washington, DC United States) - Voir tous mes commentaires
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Randy Frazee's book, "The Connecting Church", has influenced my thoughts on numerous areas of spirituality, Christian living, and church as much as any book I've read. Frazee's insights into daily life in today's large cities form an essential foundation for understanding so many of our current frustrations, both personal and institutional, both spiritual and emotional. To try to lead a spiritually or emotionally fulfilling life in the city, or to try to lead a church with any relevance to lives of citydwellers, one has to understand the basics of the development of the city.

It is worth mentioning here that cities are not generally mentioned in a favorable light in the Bible. The Genesis story, from the fate of Cain to the fate of Babel, indicates serious concerns that God has about the development of cities.

We should join Frazee, then, in not presuming that the lifetyle dictated by the modern city provides either an opportunity for personal fulfillment or, for Christian leaders, an opportunity for ministry. Maybe the city is the problem. Maybe the city developed from diverse forces which were oblivious to the spiritual and psychic needs of the self, such that to fulfill those needs, one needs to rebel against that which the city claims is normal daily life.

It is striking that the mode of daily life for over 99% of human history - in which one has a single circle of friends that span work, neighborhood, religious life and leisure, all of whom know each other and see each other spontaneously and frequently - has radically ended in the modern city. Now we have numerous circles of friends, who don't know the friends in the other circles, and very few of whom do we run into spontaneously. Rather, our get-togethers with friends are usually highly-scheduled and coordinated events, of necessity, in today's sprawled and fragmented city.

To think that one can have personal community, much less a church that ministers to people effectively, when we live this way, is a key source of our frustrations. Frazee's book further develops this thesis, with which I agree, and then advises the reader on creating the conditions for spiritual enrichment within the city.

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5.0étoiles sur 5 Excellent Book For Small Groups, Déc 7 2003
Par Gary D. Markman Jr. (Rushford, New York) - Voir tous mes commentaires
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Many churches in the world and begining to start small group ministries in there churches. There are many many books on the subject that churches can choose from on how to run small groups. A must book for church leaders to read before starting, or have an already estabilshed small group ministry is Randy Frazee's book "The Connecting Church". Frazee does an excellent job in telling the reader that really biblical community need to be happening in the small groups. When real biblical community happens, then the real change beings in the lives of the people. Frazee does an excellent job in showing how a chruch can make sure biblical community is happening. The great things also is Frazee is a pastor doin ministry, and knows what it means to have a church connect. A great book, easy to read and understand!
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4.0étoiles sur 5 Churches that meet REAL need
...will give serious reflection on the radical information contained in this book. Hopefully you will take pastor Frazee seriously. Read more
Publié le Oct. 19 2003 par Kelly K. Dunn

5.0étoiles sur 5 This is one intriguing book
This is one intriguing book and a must read for every pastor who senses that something is missing in the pastoral rat race. Read more
Publié le Sep 11 2003 par Robert Wynkoop

1.0étoiles sur 5 Pepetuating church not Christ.
There is a huge difference between encouraging people to Christ or encouraging them to become part of an institution. Read more
Publié le Mars 23 2003

4.0étoiles sur 5 Another "right way to 'do church' in the 21st century"
It's amazing how many different methods and method-mongers are out there telling us, "This is the RIGHT way to 'do church' in the 21st century! Read more
Publié le Déc 29 2002 par Dann J. Golden-collum

4.0étoiles sur 5 Add one more chapters . . .
Very easy read, but a very good read. I could not put it down, as much of the advice in this book is an extension of most of the reading material I've been led to read of late... Read more
Publié le Déc 28 2002 par Dann Golden-Collum

4.0étoiles sur 5 Pretty Radical Thinking
I found myself excited and dissapointed as I read Randy's ideas of how we can create biblical community in today's society. Read more
Publié le Mai 22 2002 par Eric Rust

5.0étoiles sur 5 recaptures the lost art of "community"
The important offering this book makes to the Church in this day, I think, is how it recaptures the idea of Biblical community (which of course, fleshes itself out as sharing a... Read more
Publié le Avril 27 2002 par Andrew Edwin Jenkins

5.0étoiles sur 5 recaptures the lost art of "community"
The important offering this book makes to the Church in this day, I think, is how it recaptures the idea of Biblical community (which of course, fleshes itself out as sharing a... Read more
Publié le Avril 27 2002 par Andrew Edwin Jenkins

4.0étoiles sur 5 Good Thoughts and Diagnosis, Questionable Remedy
Randy Frazee gives us something to think about in this work. His diagnosis is solid: many people do not connect within the church, and attempts to connect are often, "contrived... Read more
Publié le Mars 8 2002 par Edward J Vasicek

5.0étoiles sur 5 Why is the mormon church so Attractive?
And what was it that made true Christianity so attractive? Frazee returns us to those days of yesteryear. Read more
Publié le Mars 7 2002 par Jedidiah Palosaari

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