City Reaching: On the Road to Community Transformation

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William Carey Library, 1999 - Religion - 277 pages
On the Road to Community Transformation


This book assists Christians in fulfilling the Great Commission by presenting a clear and actionable plan for sharing the gospel in the cities of America and around the world. Dennison offers a comprehensive strategy for city reaching that is both spiritual and practical, aiming to elevate the Church's role in global missionary service. Emphasizing prayer, unity, and strategic engagement, Dennison encourages believers to see urban centers as vital mission fields. He outlines how churches can work together across denominational lines to transform cities through intentional evangelism, discipleship, and community impact.


City Reaching stresses the importance of understanding urban culture and developing long-term commitments to reach diverse populations. By blending theological insight with on-the-ground tactics, Dennison empowers readers to actively participate in God's redemptive work in urban settings. His approach calls the Church to rise to a new level of commitment and collaboration in carrying out Christ's mission to the nations.

 

Contents

Will God Pass Us By?
3
Emerging from Despair
17
A New Look at the Old Church
35
A New Commitment to the Old Task
57
MOVING FROM SCATTERED
83
The Bottom Line
103
A Church for Every Person
129
The Catalytic Power of Information
153
Building the Structures
181
Putting it all Together
205
Pray Battle and Go
233
Why is God Withholding Revival
253
Endnotes
269
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Jack Dennison is founder and president of CitiReach International, an agency committed to fanning the worldwide flames of city reaching. It was during his five years as a Dawn Ministries missionary in North America that the author developed this unique and catalytic approach to transforming our cities. Dennison lives with his wife, Janice, and their two children in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

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