Beth Seversen
Biography
Beth Seversen wrote Not Done Yet, and co-wrote Designing Effective Women's Ministries with Jill Briscoe and Laurie A. McIntyre.
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Evangelism & Missions
“Simone Twibell locates the challenges the Western church must navigate to bear witness from the margins to a turbulent world amidst the increasing cultural, religious, and social currents of multiculturalism, pluralism, and polarization. If you’re looking for a text at the intersection of missiological, sociological, and theological reflection from a rising scholar on historical and theological perspectives of mission and witness that moves the project forward, this is it.”
Evangelism & Missions
“Long to change the narrative of your Christian community? Don't give up! Journey with Everts, Schaupp, and Gordon as they collaborate with the Spirit in empowering their communities and churches to morph from compound to sent tomultiplying—transformed and pulsating with new and reproducing life. Breaking the Huddle gives us models, praxes, and hope that the Spirit will quicken the church to catalyze multiplying evangelism movements. Breaking the Huddle is an important text for effective evangelism leadership.”
Effective Intercultural Evangelism
Evangelism & Missions
“Compelling and biblical, this application of cultural intelligence and competencies is a unique contribution to the field of evangelism in our current context, and seminal. Whatever your approach—justice focused or parish oriented, holistic and integral or presence and deed, prayer or gospel-centered holy conversations—Effective Intercultural Evangelism is essential reading for academics and church and parachurch practitioners.”
Christian Living
“Imaginatively written and convincingly hopeful, Soul Pilgrimage encourages doubters, skeptics, and believers who aspire to get closer to God that it is possible to know God and to know him deeply. . . . If you’re looking for honest answers to your questions and you relish being surprised by an unexpected friendship with God, I invite you to consider Jim and Jennifer Taylor to be your pathfinders.”
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