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There is no arguing that cafés have become increasingly popular in recent years, with the rise of chains such as Starbucks and Costa Coffee. With this in mind, many churches are turning to café when tasked with developing a fresh expression. This edition looks in detail at two such ventures: Soul Café in Derby and The Well in Sheffield.
In No.33 George also challenges some of the myths that exist about café church, such as:
1. There is one thing called café church
2. Café church is a magic solution
3. Café church can do all things needed to make Christian disciples
And the story does not stop there. No. 34 looks at the issues around churches renting secular premises and starting cafes in order to serve/build community and provide a way in for evangelism. Examples are explored in Soul Café Derby and Oasis in Pendeford.
If you are interested in the phenomenon of café church, run one yourself or are interested in starting one up, Encounters on the Edge 33 & 34 are a must-read.
In No.33 George also challenges some of the myths that exist about café church, such as:
1. There is one thing called café church
2. Café church is a magic solution
3. Café church can do all things needed to make Christian disciples
And the story does not stop there. No. 34 looks at the issues around churches renting secular premises and starting cafes in order to serve/build community and provide a way in for evangelism. Examples are explored in Soul Café Derby and Oasis in Pendeford.
If you are interested in the phenomenon of café church, run one yourself or are interested in starting one up, Encounters on the Edge 33 & 34 are a must-read.
Additional Information
| Context | Local and Private Estate, Rural |
|---|---|
| Themes | Café Church |
| Year Published | 2007 Issues 33-36 |
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