The Monkey and the Fish: Liquid Leadership for a Third-Culture Church (Leadership Network Innovation Series) (edit title)

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Liked It Rated 4 stars “Third Culture: the mindset and the will to love, learn, and serve in any culture, even in the midst of pain and discomfort. Becoming all things to all people; a church without walls; adapt and thrive by being liquid to connect with our 21st century global village. A wake-up call to return to our...” see full review » see other reviews »

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  “Third Culture: the mindset and the will to love, learn, and serve in any culture, even in the midst of pain and discomfort. Becoming all things to all people; a church without walls; adapt and thrive by being liquid to connect with our 21st century global village. A wake-up call to return to our roots, our calling as lovers of the marginalized. ”

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  “This is a really helpful exploration of a church wanting to be true to Christ and culture - a third culture: ' I believe today that God is calling us in the church to be a different kind of movement, known for our kisses of compassion rather than our condemnations' (Dave Gibbons).
  
  I have respect for many mega-churches in what they are doing with large numbers of people, but this book comes from a church taking a different tack, being smaller and so making it possible for everyone to be engaged - and this around a number of key questions. For Gibbons' church these are: Where is Nazerath?; What is my pain?; and, What is in my hand?”

  geoffreybaines wrote this review Tuesday, August 11 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No