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Borderland Churches: A Congregation's Introduction to Missional Living

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I have read several parts of this book (and hope to finish it at some point). I really appreciated the Canadian references and background of the author. This is not to say that a non-Canadian would not also benefit greatly from this book. It touches on what it means to be a church that seeks to be intentionally on the border with the "outside world" (my quotes), and creates opportunities to connect with the world, because it deliberately chooses to exist in this borderland. For a much more helpful and detailed book review, I recommend the excellent multi-part review provided by Len Hjalmarson on his blog: [...].

This book is accessible to both clergy and non-clergy. It deserves wide distribution within the Christian church, in Canada and abroad.

Gary adds his voice to the message of what's happening in our culture and in our churches and what needs to happen. His insight and clarity articulate what's been rolling around in the collective ...
Show full review » minds of everyone who has been trying to put their finger on the disconnect between religion and God. In his book, he demonstrates a passion for the Church, the people and for God. And he calls for us to once again be passionate followers of Jesus Christ who listen with compassion as we navigate the waters of change in our churches. Buy it, read it and grow, but be careful, you'll want to buy a copy for everyone you know.