The New Traditional Church [Kindle Edition]

Tony Morgan (Author), Ben Stroup (Editor)

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Product Description

The goal of this eBook is to help you evaluate your practices and processes to make sure they’re helping you fulfill God’s vision for your church. Though you may look “contemporary” compared to the traditional church of decades past, you still can’t hold on to the same practices and expect different results.

Like other eBooks by Tony Morgan, this will take you about 20 minutes to read. The sections hit these topics:

> Discipleship
> Web Strategy
> Music
> Community
> Put It Into Action

The eBook also includes discussion questions to process with your team.

Product Details

• File Size: 101 KB
• Print Length: 20 pages
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
• Language: English
• ASIN: B00760D2QQ
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #136,453 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

More About the Author

Tony is the Chief Strategic Officer and founder of TonyMorganLive.com. He's a consultant, leadership coach and writer who helps churches get unstuck and have a bigger impact. More important, he has a passion for people. He's all about helping people meet Jesus and take steps in their faith.

For 14 years, Tony served on the senior leadership teams at West Ridge Church (Dallas, GA), NewSpring Church (Anderson, SC) and Granger Community Church (Granger, IN). With Tim Stevens, Tony has co-authored Simply Strategic Stuff, Simply Strategic Volunteers and Simply Strategic Growth - each of which offers valuable, practical solutions for different aspects of church ministry. His book, Killing Cockroaches (B&H Publishing) challenges leaders to focus on the priorities in life and ministry. His most recent books on leadership and ministry strategy are available on Kindle.

Tony has also written several articles on staffing, technology, strategic planning and leadership published by organizations like Outreach Magazine, Catalyst and Pastors.com. Tony and his wife, Emily, live near Atlanta, Georgia with their four children -- Kayla, Jacob, Abby and Brooke.