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Reimagining Spiritual Formation: A Week in the Life of an Experimental Church

by Doug Pagitt

Series: Emergent Ys Series (16)

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This is one of the rare books in the emerging church genre that combines thoughtful insight on the need for new practices and theology with the real-life story of people living it out.
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If you want to understand the Emergent Church, this is a good book to start with, because Paigett focuses on how he does Church, which is at the heart fo the movement. Half the time I read it, I said to myself, "Well, of course!" and half the time I said, "huh?"

All in all he paints, a glowing picture of alternative way of doing church. The best part is that he includes sections from his parishioners, kind of a practice what I preach sort of move, and it works really well in this book.

If you think Church can be done better, you might want to start with this book. ( )
  Arctic-Stranger | Jan 4, 2008 |
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