Mobilizing Movements: An Interview

Melissa Berry / Tuesday, September 7, 2021

It was wonderful to speak with Murray Moerman, about his book Mobilizing Movements. Murray speaks from his personal experience as he shares wisdom for Christian leaders & ordinary Christians.

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You can also read an article about Mobilizing Movements here: Mobilizing Movements to Jesus Christ

Mobilizing Movements: An Interview

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Mobilizing Movements: An Interview

An interview with Murray Moerman, about his new book Mobilizing Movements. Murray speaks from his personal experience as he shares wisdom for Christian leaders & ordinary Christians.

Mobilizing Movements to Jesus Christ

The need of Christ above all is the impetus for the Great Commission, and the Great Commission is the reason for the church, her mission, and for the recent book Mobilizing Movements: Leadership Insights for Discipling...

How Should We Then Live?

The question is asked, “How do we move forward as a moral and ethical minority in a secular and pluralistic society?” This is a good question for any generation. What does it mean to be “moral and ethical,” an...

Opportunities & Threats for the Canadian Church: What's Next?

"What’s next?" is a big question. We may not know the next step, but do we know the right direction? We will move ahead whether we are prepared or not. But what are we expecting? Is it only our wish to see the “old...

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