IT\'S TIME TO IMPACT PEOPLE FOR CHRIST EACH AND EVERY DAY! I often say, "It\'s going to take everyone to reach everyone!" Over the centuries, many in the Church transitioned from being the Church to simply going to church.
Learn more and connect with Jack at www.
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His passion is to mobilize the Body of Christ to fulfill the Great Commission in this lifetime.
He shares these principles and programs locally, regionally and with an international focus in India and Nicaragua.
He serves as the Church Mobilization Pastor where he creates and implements programs, trainings and events focused on evangelism, discipleship, small groups and missions. is an author, international speaker and leadership trainer serving in Full time ministry at Christ Church in Rockaway, NJ.
Ireland, Ph.
D., Lead Pastor, Author of One in Christ and Raising a Child Who Prays , www.
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If you want to move beyond engaging information to executing transformation, God\'s Team is a must read.
Jack Redmond is a thought leader helping to shape the nuances today\'s Church requires to engage culture.
Reading God\'s Team-Unleashing the Full Power of the Church will encourage every Christ follower to: See themselves as part of God\'s powerful team Embrace the responsibility of impacting lives and society Mobilize people to impact others outside the Church walls seven days a week Reading God\'s Team-Unleashing the Full Power of the Church will encourage Pastors to: Evaluate their current Church culture Build a greater soul winning and serving Church Build a Church that increasingly impacts their local community It is going to take everyone to reach everyone! Imagine the impact when every Christ follower purposely engages in spreading the gospel through both word and action seven days a week.
But God is mobilizing the Church once again to impact all people.
IT\'S TIME TO IMPACT PEOPLE FOR CHRIST EACH AND EVERY DAY! I often say, "It\'s going to take everyone to reach everyone!" Over the centuries, many in the Church transitioned from being the Church to simply going to church
