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Reimagining Church

The Lion's Roar Posted on June 28, 2009 by LarryJune 28, 2009

I should point out first of all that this is not a proper book review. To be true to my word to the person who commented on my opinion of Pagan Christianity By Frank Viola and George Barna, I read … Continue reading →

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Posted in Books, Christian life | Tagged church, church structure, disability, ministry, Mission Accessible, Pagan Christianity, Reimagining Church, small groups

Pagan Christianity

The Lion's Roar Posted on March 15, 2009 by LarryMarch 15, 2009

The post title is that of a book I just finished reading by Frank Viola and George Barna. The book goes through just about every facet of the typical modern church and shows how each has its roots in pagan … Continue reading →

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Posted in Books, Christian life | Tagged church, Pagan Christianity, tradition
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