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How to Reach the West Again

How to Reach the West Again

By: Redeemer City to City
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 Christianity is declining in the West. How will the church respond? Redeemer City to City's "How to Reach the West Again" podcast takes the insights of author and pastor Timothy Keller's book of the same name—and explores them in greater detail with a host of guest ministry leaders. Join us as we examine ourselves, our culture, and Scripture to work toward a new missionary encounter with Western culture that will make the gospel both attractive and credible to a new generation.© 2021 Redeemer City to City Christianity Spirituality
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    S2E9: A Biblical Case for Unity in Diversity
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    Neil Powell, director for The London Project, shares the story of a work he was part of in Birmingham, and the origins and impact of the city-wide network there. He shares his vision for a similar movement in the great city of London.

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  • S2E8: Reaching the City Together

    S2E8: Reaching the City Together
    Dec 12 2022

    Stephan Pues, Kelly Seely, and Jason Lim, collaborators at the Center for Church Planting in Frankfurt, Germany, tell how they started working together for gospel renewal in Frankfurt and offer a helpful tool for assessing the level of partnership in your city.
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  • S2E7: The Challenges of City Ministry

    S2E7: The Challenges of City Ministry
    Dec 5 2022

    City to City New York trainers Robert Elkin and Kristian Hernandez talk about the unique challenges of urban ministry and rethinking ministry metrics in post-pandemic New York City.

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    39 mins
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