The ACPI team have produced a series of short workbooks to support planting teams—planning frameworks; common pitfalls and a twin set of Evangelism booklets shifting from the latest favourite method to understanding an integrated evangelism strategy.
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Evangelism Strategies & Role of Evangelist 1 |
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This first booklet in the new ACPI Workbook series for resourcing church planting and fresh expressions of church, explores some of the strategies that Jesus used in his ministry to reach out to others with the good news of God.
Bob & Mary Hopkins also look at how we can implement these strategies in the church now so that we might reach our communities more effectively and without fear. This booklet is part one of two workbooks exploring this topic.
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Evangelism Strategies & Role of Evangelist 2 |
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This second booklet in the new ACPI Workbook series for resourcing church planting and fresh expressions of church, continues to explore some of the strategies that Jesus used in his ministry to reach out to others with the good news of God.
Here Bob & Mary Hopkins particularly focus on a strategic evangelism tool (the Octagon) to help evangelism be more accessible to all, and also on the role of the evangelist. This booklet is the second of two workbooks exploring this topic.
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This third booklet in the ACPI Workbook series for resourcing church planting and fresh expressions of church, seeks to explore some of the biggest issues that have arisen over the years from mistakes or problems in church planting.
By learning from these areas of weakness and hard experience of the past, we can move forwards in greater strength to see new churches and fresh expressions planted and the growing movement of mission in the church developed.
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This fourth booklet in the ACPI Workbook series for resourcing church planting and fresh expressions of church, highlights the importance for a continued priority for planning and strategic frameworks in the engaged and emerging church.
Bob & Mary Hopkins also look at six planning frameworks and analogies that have been used over the years and continue to be used today, giving details on how they work, drawing comparisons between them and offering a critique from experience of using them.
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