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Introduction to ‘The Forgotten Ways’ by Alan Hirsch

Back in September we introduced a seminal work on the missional church:  “The Forgotten Ways: Reactivating the Missional Church” by Alan Hirsch, Baker Publishing, Grand Rapids, 2006.  We also mentioned work by a group we participate in with Alan Hirsch called Future Travelers. We have learned so much through Alan that we want to share.

Future Travelers is an R&D / “skunk works” style initiative that is trying to pave the way for the church of the future with more comprehensive Gospel spreading and embedding capacities.  Such exponentially effective movements will require leveraging the strengths of two church models:

The prevailing large church – with platform, voice and resources, and . . . → Read More: Introduction to ‘The Forgotten Ways’ by Alan Hirsch

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Seeking Apostolic Genius

THE BIG IDEA

Seeking Apostolic Genius for Renewal of the Church

Activating Six Critical Missional DNA Elements

Sixty percent or more of the population will not likely be reached by the prevailing models.  Solutions will involve the activation of all of Jesus’ people as transformative agents in his Kingdom, relying upon six critical elements of historical missional movements described in “The Forgotten Ways:  Reactivating the Missional Church” by Alan Hirsch, Strand Publishing, Australia, 2006.

Future Travelers is an R&D / “skunk works” style initiative that is trying to pave the way for the church of the future with . . . → Read More: Seeking Apostolic Genius

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Future Travelers pilot

Apollos has committed to a Future Travelers pilot with 10 mega-churches to study synergies of prevailing large church and emerging incarnational approaches.

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