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Kelly A. Fryer

Biography

Kelly A. Fryer previously served in congregational leadership at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, and has served as executive director of A.R.E.: A Renewal Enterprise. Fryer's books include Reclaiming the ''L'' Word (2003), Reclaiming the ''C'' Word (2006), and Reclaiming the ''E'' Word (2008).

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Chasing Down a Rumor

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Robert Bacher and Kenn Inskeep lead us into a disturbing encounter wtih reality. But their careful analysis gives us plenty of reasons to be hopeful, too. Mainline denominations, they predict, are likely to be around for awhile. They even argue that they should be. And that's the key. None of the wisdom this book has to offer about organizational reform will make any difference if we don't believe it, too. Is there something characteristic of mainline churches that our nation and the world would miss if we were no longer here? Would Christianity in the United States die in the crossfire between left and right if the middle suddenly disappeared? Are there, in fact things no one else could, or would, do in the same way? If you believe there is something about being a mainline church that matters, read this book. If you don't believe it, this book just might change your mind.”

The Centered Life

Christian Living

“Hooray for Jack Fortin, who busts open the myth of a 'balanced' life. A better goal is a 'centered' life, one which is faithful to God, moment to moment, in everything we do — at work, at home, in our communities, and in our congregations. Full of engaging stories and practical suggestions, this little book can help show us the way.”

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Cover of Reclaiming the ''C'' Word

Reclaiming the ''C'' Word

Church Leadership & Ministry

Cover of Reclaiming the ''E'' Word

Reclaiming the ''E'' Word

Church Leadership & Ministry

Cover of Reclaiming the ''L'' Word

Reclaiming the ''L'' Word

Church Leadership & Ministry

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