100 Days to a Healthier
Church is a step-by-step guide
for pastors and leadership teams, although the voice of the book is
definitely directed toward the pastor as leader of this process. As a
lay person having been in various leadership positions in our church
over the past forty years, I embrace the need for change in order to
improve the health of the church. The weekly foci outlined in this
book seem to be a good prescription for this. The author gives many
useful tips to make the process go more smoothly as well as pitfalls
to avoid. It does seem to me that a pastor and leadership team would
have to decide if the actual structure outlined in this book is
feasible for their setting. Building a team that can commit to
fifteen consecutive weekends would limit our church to mostly senior
citizens and even then to ones without grandchildren events to
attend. Overall this process is Scripture-based, organized, and
would indeed lead to a healthier church.
I
am grateful to have received a copy of this book from Moody
Publishers via NetGalley in exchange for my honest opinion. I was
under no obligation to provide a positive review and received no
monetary compensation.
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