The Present Future: The Present Future

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Tuesday, February 15, 2005

The Present Future

The Present Future; Six Tough Questions for the Church
Reggie McNeal

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I have tried my hardest to put any quotes taken directly from the book in italics. It is my desire to give Reggie McNeal credit for his excellent work.

To the new tribe;
You know who you are.
May your tribe increase!
There’s a world counting on you.

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