Chick Yuill explores the four concentric circles that make up the authentic Christian life. Only when all four are in place can followers of Jesus fully embrace the discipleship adventure.

Join Ben Care as he shares the findings of his research into the post-war lay movement in Europe and America and considers the lessons to learn for whole-life discipleship today.

If the church is to have an impact on our society, it must learn to make disciples not converts. This is a rich and practical collection of essays from fifteen multi-disciplinary experts and practitioners representing a breadth of churchmanship who reflect deeply on this key issue for the UK church: how can we grow whole-life missionary disciples and disciple-makers who can make a difference in today's rapidly changing world

A collection of recordings from the LICC Imagine Conference 2005. The 8 - disc set contains 7 plenary talks and 2 seminars covering a wide range of issues in contemporary whole-life disciple making. Plus the original 2003 Imagine thesis - a helpful entry point to understanding the significance of whole-life discipleship today.

In this 4 part audio CD set, Graham Cray, Bishop of Maidstone, draws on his extensive experience as a theologian, teacher and church leader to encourage Christians engaging with this crucial challenge: whole-life contemporary disciple-making in the local church.

In a country where millions don't even know why Easter is a public holiday, how can we reach the UK? In this practical and biblically astute presentation, Mark Greene analyses where we are as a nation and as a church, and what really needs to change if we are to live and share Christ in our radically and rapidly changing culture. Recorded live at one of the Imagine Workshops, Mark explores the significance of whole-life discipleship. £3.75 plus P & P.

Presenter: Mark Greene

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Keen to integrate your faith with your whole life but finding 21st century life bewildering? Leading a good church but yearning to make a greater impact together? In this creative, entertaining but hugely practical resource Mark Greene addresses the challenge of living well as fruitful missionary disciples in today's rapidly changing world.

Author: Nick Spencer

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What stops people from hearing the Gospel? Why do some people dismiss Christianity out of hand? What are the main barriers to religious faith today? Are there any bridges to counterbalance them?...

Author: Mark Greene, Tracy Cotterell

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Together these sister publications present the case for whole-life disciple-making as the key to reaching our nation today, and start us on the journey of creating communities of growing, whole-life apprentices of Christ in today's new culture. Buy Let My People Grow and Imagine how we can reach the UK together for a discounted price of £5

Author: Nick Spencer

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Why would anyone become a Christian today? Why, when God is dead, religion a cause of global conflict, and the Church inflexible, irrelevant and illiberal, would anyone in his right mind embrace the Christian faith? They do and Journeys and Stories explores why. The result of a year-long research project conducted by LICC and a ecumenical group in Scotland, it follows and analyses the journeys and stories of over 40 Scottish men and women on their varied, often meandering, sometimes heart-breaking, but mostly inspiring journeys towards God.

Author: Mark Greene

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In a country where people don't even know why Easter is a public holiday a radical strategy is desperately needed. Imagine is it. A serious and radical publication outlining an 'imagined' vision of the UK church and a strategy to create it.

Author: Mark Greene, Tracy Cotterell

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How can we learn to live well for Christ in today's new culture and engage compellingly with the people we meet? Effective evangelism cannot be separated from dynamic discipleship. Let My People Grow is about how might we begin to create communities of growing whole-life apprentices who will together reach out to our needy nation.