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Paul's Ten Point Design for Church Health and Growth

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What are our aims for the shaping of our church fellowship, and for its growth? Do we have an agenda or framework of desired objectives? The apostle Paul had a very definite policy, and called it his 'purpose', using a Greek word which means – a plan or strategy displayed for all to see. This book sets out ten policy ideals, gleaned from Paul's teaching, all of which are essential for the health and growth of a congregation today.

LRBS assigned reading for October 2025.

A new revised edition of Do We Have a Policy? (2002)

Contents:

'Prothesis' - Paul's Blueprint
Policy 1: A Worshipping Church
Policy 2: A Praying Church
Policy 3: A Sanctified Church
Policy 4: A Working Church
Policy 5: A Learning Church
Policy 6: An Evangelistic Church
Policy 7: A Separated Church
Policy 8: A Sacrificial Church
Policy 9: A Loving Church
Policy 10: A Believing Church

Paul's Ten Point Design for Church Health and Growth

SKU: UKMAST76
Regular price £5.95 £5.35 10% off
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Format:  Paperback
Size: 238 x 150 x 7 mm
Weight: 157 g
ISBN: 9781908919991
No. of pages: 84
Publisher: Wakeman Trust
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What are our aims for the shaping of our church fellowship, and for its growth? Do we have an agenda or framework of desired objectives? The apostle Paul had a very definite policy, and called it his 'purpose', using a Greek word which means – a plan or strategy displayed for all to see. This book sets out ten policy ideals, gleaned from Paul's teaching, all of which are essential for the health and growth of a congregation today.

LRBS assigned reading for October 2025.

A new revised edition of Do We Have a Policy? (2002)

Contents:

'Prothesis' - Paul's Blueprint
Policy 1: A Worshipping Church
Policy 2: A Praying Church
Policy 3: A Sanctified Church
Policy 4: A Working Church
Policy 5: A Learning Church
Policy 6: An Evangelistic Church
Policy 7: A Separated Church
Policy 8: A Sacrificial Church
Policy 9: A Loving Church
Policy 10: A Believing Church