Houses That Change the World - The Return of the House Churches

Simson, Wolfgang

ISBN 10: 185078356X / ISBN 13: 9781850783565

Published by Authentic Media, 2001

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The author describes what is, in his opinion, the only model of church which will enable growth - house churches.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Houses That Change the World - The Return of the House Churches
• Publisher: Authentic Media
• Publication Date: 2001
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 185078356X
• ISBN 13: 9781850783565
• Binding: Softcover/Paperback
• Condition: Fair
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Synopsis

Millions of Christians around the world are becoming aware of an imminent reformation of global proportions within the Church. God is changing this revered institution and is making a new collective awareness of an age-old revelation, a corporate spiritual echo that reflects God's desire for the Church.

In this book, Wolfgang Simson brings to light what God is saying to Christians everywhere. Researched across the globe, he presents the case for the reformation of the Church's existence. In a world where the Church is being ignored, it is time to bring the Church to the people, and not the people to the Church. Whether it is what we know as 'Church' from the last five years or last five hundred year, no one has truly been able to break free from the structures of the past. Many may see this book as radical, many may see it as a reforming of old ideals, but all who read it will be challenged in their Churching and have their priorities refocused in a life-changing way.

About the Author

Wolfgang Simson works as a strategy consultant, researcher and journalist within the DAWN International Network. After working as a social worker and taxi driver in Stuttgart, Germany, he studied theology and missions in Switzerland, Belgium and the USA, and travelled extensively to research growing churches and church-planting movements. He is a board member of both the British and German Church Growth Associations and editor of the DAWN Fridayfax. He is of Hungarian, German and Jewish descent, and has an Indian wife, Mercy. They have three sons and have recently moved from Madras, South India, to live in Germany.