Placed for a Purpose:
A Simple and Sustainable Vision for Loving Your Next-Door Neighbors
Many of us don’t know our neighbors. If we do know them, we aren’t sure how to grow the relationship or talk about our faith with them. Placed for a Purpose provides a theologically rich framework for neighboring that helps people live missionally where God has placed them.
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Overview
Many of us don’t know our neighbors. If we do know them, we aren’t sure how to grow the relationship or talk about our faith with them. Placed for a Purpose provides a theologically rich framework for neighboring that helps people live missionally where God has placed them.
Authors Chris and Elizabeth McKinney seek to provide a sustainable vision for the “low and slow” lifestyle of neighboring and supply practical tools that help people invest in their communities, value each step in the process, and build meaningful, gospel-motivated relationships with their fellow image-bearers right next door.
About the author
Chris McKinney & Elizabeth McKinney
Chris (MDiv, Covenant Seminary) and Elizabeth live in Columbia, MO with their four daughters and a Pomeranian. They work for Cru City and serve as associate staff at their church, The Crossing. They write, speak and are passionate about helping people love their next-door neighbors.
Endorsements
If you’ve ever had the desire to see God work in and through you right where he has you, then Placed for a Purpose is the perfect practical and heart-engaging guide.
David Robbins, President and CEO of FamilyLife
This excellent resource trains our church planters why and how to engage in neighboring.
Philip Douglass, Covenant Theological Seminary; Director of Church Planting for Missouri Presbytery of the PCA
I have no doubt that Placed for a Purpose will be the catalyst behind thousands of changed lives.
Polly Conner, Co-founder of Thriving Home; Co-author of From Freezer to Table & From Freezer to Cooker
When you read Placed for a Purpose, you will find yourself wanting to create margin in your life so you can be more present with the people who live right outside your front door.
Dave Runyon, Co-author of Art of Neighboring
The material in this book is really good—insightful, educational, motivating, and actually fun to do while you make new friends.
Dave Cover, Co-lead Pastor, The Crossing, Columbia, Missouri
This book could radically change the way we view and engage our neighbors.
Courtney Doctor, Coordinator of Women’s Initiatives, The Gospel Coalition; Author of From Garden to Glory: A Bible Study on the Bible’s Story
Details
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Cover:
Paperback
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Pages:
143 pages
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Dimensions:
5.25" x 8"
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ISBN:
978-0578736488
