Language:EnglishPublisher:Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformISBN-13:9781505509939ISBN-10:1505509939UPC:9781505509939Book Category:ReligionBook Subcategory:Christian LivingSize:8.50 x 5.51 x 0.40 inchesWeight:0.4894Product ID:SCY584GCXP
People matter. Souls matter. And when we stop to pay attention, lives are changed forever. "In your hands you hold a written description of an amazing godly solution to transforming apathetic cultures into vibrant, living reflections of Christ." -from the foreword by David Shannon Esmin Green died while sitting inside of the waiting room of a hospital. To make matters worse, people watched her die...and did nothing. Stop and think about that: Esmin Green passed away in the very place where she was supposed to be able to get help. Spiritually speaking, do you ever wonder how many times people like Esmin Green come through the doors of church buildings? The church. God's hospital. The one place where people ought to be able to get help. Do we see them? Do we ignore them? Do we see them and ignore them? A few years ago, some righteously ticked off Christians decided that enough was enough. Tired of seeing a culture of indifference and neglect (inside the church building of all places ), they decided to do whatever it took to show Christ's radical kind of love to everyone who came through the doors of God's hospital. What they discovered is that there is no substitute for the simple, iconic, unmistakable, authentic love of Christ. After all, it's not called "the love of Christians"--it's called "the love of Christ." A grand adventure began, a practical ministry was born, an Actsmosphere was cultivated, and God wrote a story. The Lunch Ladies story won't just change you, it won't just change youth groups, and it won't just change churches. It is changing eternities
Language:EnglishPublisher:Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformISBN-13:9781505509939ISBN-10:1505509939UPC:9781505509939Book Category:ReligionBook Subcategory:Christian LivingSize:8.50 x 5.51 x 0.40 inchesWeight:0.4894Product ID:SCY584GCXP
Philip Jenkins has been doing youth ministry since 2003 and is the youth minister at the Mt. Juliet Church of Christ. He serves as chairman of the board for Evangelism University and is the author of Take Route. He loves spending time with his wife and kids, directing church camp, and dreaming things up. He wants to relentlessly pursue souls.
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People matter. Souls matter. And when we stop to pay attention, lives are changed forever. "In your hands you hold a written description of an amazing godly solution to transforming apathetic cultures into vibrant, living reflections of Christ." -from the foreword by David Shannon Esmin Green died while sitting inside of the waiting room of a hospital. To make matters worse, people watched her die...and did nothing. Stop and think about that: Esmin Green passed away in the very place where she was supposed to be able to get help. Spiritually speaking, do you ever wonder how many times people like Esmin Green come through the doors of church buildings? The church. God's hospital. The one place where people ought to be able to get help. Do we see them? Do we ignore them? Do we see them and ignore them? A few years ago, some righteously ticked off Christians decided that enough was enough. Tired of seeing a culture of indifference and neglect (inside the church building of all places ), they decided to do whatever it took to show Christ's radical kind of love to everyone who came through the doors of God's hospital. What they discovered is that there is no substitute for the simple, iconic, unmistakable, authentic love of Christ. After all, it's not called "the love of Christians"--it's called "the love of Christ." A grand adventure began, a practical ministry was born, an Actsmosphere was cultivated, and God wrote a story. The Lunch Ladies story won't just change you, it won't just change youth groups, and it won't just change churches. It is changing eternities
Philip Jenkins has been doing youth ministry since 2003 and is the youth minister at the Mt. Juliet Church of Christ. He serves as chairman of the board for Evangelism University and is the author of Take Route. He loves spending time with his wife and kids, directing church camp, and dreaming things up. He wants to relentlessly pursue souls.
