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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING... |
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Article from Orange County Register (Mar 07, 2007) Article from Los Angeles Times (Jan 20, 2007) Article from Orange County Register (Jan 17, 2007) |
| John Hayes will take you on a trip you will never
forget--from San Francisco to Calcutta and Caracas. You will travel in
the company of the contemporary Franciscans of InnerCHANGE. They are
ordinary people who have taken the call to follow Christ very
seriously, devoting their lives to work with some of our poorest
neighbors. You will travel to neighborhoods never visited by the tour
buses. You will meet the kind of people Jesus hung out with and cared
for.Most of all sub-merge will challenge you to the core to consider following Christ in ways that will change your life.
- Tom Sine, Mustard Seed Associates |
| John Hayes powerfully communicates the impact that global realities have had on him.Through vivid stories and jarring statistics, Hayes
shows how the poverty of affluence has overtaken the materialistic West
so that two-thirds of the world's population is invisible to us.
Sub-merge compels me to stop floating and to dive deep into bringing
the love of Christ to the least of these. - Scottie May, Professor, Wheaton College |
| Sub-merge is a very significant book, and whilst
the particular model of incarnational ministry in the book has been
articulated and tested in the white heat contexts of missions to the
poorest of the poor, the missional implications of this book extend
well beyond the scope of urban mission, to that of missions in general
and missions to the West in particular. The fact that this book is written by a courageous,highly articulate, genuinely apostolic practitioner only makes it more
appealing and convincing. A must-read for those searching for
sustainable ways to meaningfully reach across cultural barriers
wherever they might be. - Alan Hirsch, Author, The Forgotten Ways: Reactivating The Missional Church |
| God is stirring in the ruins of the "real world," saying again as to
St. Francis, "Rebuild my church." John Hayes, backed by a choir of
InnerCHANGE storytellers, tells of a new missional order celebrating
God's good news in the abandoned places of the world. Those of us who
care about the future of the Church need to hear what they've been
learning there . . . and join the party. -Jonathan Wilson Hartgrove, Cofounder, Rutba House |
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