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Everyone Gets to Play

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Wimber is one of my heroes. Not just the founder of the Vineyard movement which revolutionized the way many 'do' church, he was also a pretty astute theologian in his own right as well as a great communicator. Here, many of his most poignant writings on Christian community are gathered in one place. As Bill Johnson states in the description, it is "refreshing to see inside the heart of a true revivalist." With a forward from Wimber's daughter Christy, this is probably the best collection of Wimber's writings out there. We use it as both a 'recommended resource' for our church. It is also the book we give anyone who comes to our welcome lunch as we feel it represents the core of what we believe it means to be a disciple of Christ.

A fantastic book. Well worth the read, even if you're already familiar with Wimber.

This is an awesome book for anyone that desires to be closer To God. I loved it! Fun reading.

I really like reading John Wimber's writing. He is both spiritual and practical, and this book definitely continues that legacy.

However, the formatting for the Kindle leaves a lot to be desired. Paragraphs are broken, there are pages with one sentence or nothing on it, and many words are randomly hyphenated.

All in all, it is still a good book...you just have to overcome the layout issues in Kindle.

The subject line says it all: the Kindle formatting divides sentences randomly, finished pages randomly and in general is a pain to read. I ran out of patience reading it on my Kindle which is rare for me. Amazon: fix the Kindle version. People: read the old fashioned paper version for now.