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When we pray ''Your Kingdom Come", what do we mean? Local neighbourhoods everywhere are affected by global changes, including the death of a single religious vision, shifting work and family patterns, and widespread scepticism. Violence and tension are rising. There is a way forward. Churches are taking a lead in community cohesion and transformation. If we are faithful, the future is full of hope. Duncan outlines a 'Kingdom approach' affecting every area of community life. From housing to healthcare, from citizenship to crime prevention, ordinary Christians and local churches have a vital role to play. This is a manifesto for social transformation, peppered with examples from across the Western world.
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Previously Head of Mission at Evangelical Alliance, Rev. Malcolm Duncan is now Movement Director at Faithworks. An Elim minister originally from Northern Ireland, he is a very active speaker and writer.
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Written by the leader of Faithworks, buyers of the book will know what they are getting. Malcolm is about encouraging Christians in this country to be a positive force for good in their changing communities. He tackles a number of difficult issues of compromise, along with helpful ways to relate to those around us and share our faith.
Against a backdrop of scepticism and neighbourhood violence, Malcolm lays out a blueprint for a way forward for churches within a biblical context.
Against a backdrop of scepticism and neighbourhood violence, Malcolm lays out a blueprint for a way forward for churches within a biblical context.
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