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What is Missional Church: An Introduction to the Missional Church Conversation
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One Man's Journey Into Mission
By Alan Roxburgh

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"As a young boy growing up in Liverpool, England, I was known as the "quiet child." I spent hours by a tiny coal-fire reading book after book that chronicled the adventures of the great explorers and how they opened paths to far off places. I was engulfed in perilous, promising adventures that shaped my imagination.

Little did I know that I would participate in my own kind of adventure as my family immigrated to Canada. As a teenager, the Empress of France swept me away from the world I knew, one that I could control and manage, to the unknown world of suburban Toronto. On the other side of the ocean, the rules had changed..."



Just seen this at allelon

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Anonymous said…
Gordon,
Hi its Mark Priddy from Allelon. Just wanted to drop you a note and let you know that we accidently key coded the "What is missional church?" booklet. It is no longer key coded and is open for public viewing.

Here is the new link.

http://www.allelon.org/resources/publishing/

Thanks for always supporting the site. Let us know if we can help in anyway.

Grace,
mark
12:33 AM
Gordon said…
Thanks Mark - all changed - thanks for a great resource.

Always an opportunist to keep my feelers out!

If ever you know of anyone coming to the UK on a speaking circuit and you think they might like to speak at a one day conference at The Salvation Army Training college. Alan R for instance on 'Sky is Falling' get in contact.
4:32 PM
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