Family-Integrated Church

by J. Mark Fox

Paperback, 2006

Status

Available

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Description

Can a church survive without Rage-segregated programming?S There is a movement that is growing in this country called the Rfamily-integrated church.S This book is the story of how one church has been working to bring families back together. (Practical Life)

Publication

Salem Communications (2006), 188 pages

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LibraryThing member Neeva_Candida

This book opened my eyes to a subject at a time in my life when I was struggling with the modern church. For several years I have felt that something wasn't right. While most of the churches I've attended have been basically "good" they seemed to be lacking something.

Family Integrated Church

describes what might possibly be the problem.

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