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The Thin Edge hosts joint interview with Barna & Viola

Several weeks ago, I announced that The Thin Edge would be hosting the very first blog interview of George Barna and Frank Viola, co-authors of the new book, Pagan Christianity: Exploring the Roots of Our Church Practices. Their eye-opening book has been printed under the Barna imprint of Tyndale House Publishing and officially launched earlier [...]

Posted 27 February 2008 § Book Reviews § Church History § Church Structures § Daily Scribe § Institutional Church § Interviews § Organic Church § The Church ‡ Comments (58) ° Also tagged: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Pagan Christianity :: New Distributor in UK and Europe

I have made arrangements for our local Christian bookshop to become a distributor of Pagan Christianity in the United Kingdom and Europe. The first shipment of hardcover books should arrive soon, so please make a note of the following contact details:

Harvest Books & Crafts Attn: Sheri Lollar 2 Church Street Pontypridd  CF37 2TH [...]

Posted 04 February 2008 § Daily Scribe § Miscellaneous ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: , , , , , , , ,

What are Barna & Viola really up to?

As I stated in my previous post, George Barna and Frank Viola's recent collaborative project, Pagan Christianity, has created some lively discussion and debate among bloggers, particularly those who serve in full-time vocational ministry. This is to be expected. The book simultaneously engages multiple targets that impact them and their future: like sermons, pastors, church [...]

Posted 31 January 2008 § Book Reviews § Church History § Daily Scribe § Ministry § The Church ‡ Comments (8) ° Also tagged: , ,

Pagan Christianity :: Publisher’s Preface

With so much heated rhetoric flying around the blogosphere regarding the newly revised and updated Pagan Christianity by George Barna and Frank Viola, I thought some readers might like to read the Publisher's Preface, written by Tyndale House, especially noting the statements I have underlined:
Dear Reader,
Perhaps you wonder why a publisher of Christian books [...]

Posted 29 January 2008 § Book Reviews § Church History § Daily Scribe § Institutional Church § The Church ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: , ,