Twelve Dynamic Shifts for Transforming Your Church Robert N. Butler to Maine's Penobscot

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Twelve Dynamic Shifts for Transforming Your Church Robert N. Butler to Maine's PenobscotWhat is your church like today? Maybe your congregation is experiencing wonderful energy and growth. Or perhaps, like many, it was established some time ago and is now experiencing a loss of activity and vitality. In this book E. Stanley Ott outlines twelve dynamic shifts in thinking and practice that can bring new vision and fresh energy to the life of local churches. Arguing that the crisis in the church today is due to a loss of personal