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by Dr Jay Gary, Jan 1, 2010 These scenarios tell us that immigrants, women and emerging generations will shape the church in greater measure by 2020. You’ve heard the post-church hype for years: “It’s the end of the church as we know it. Twenty million will leave the church by 2020. Donations will shrink, and […] by Dr Jay Gary, April 2, 2007 I’ve been teaching forward-thinking leadership to graduate students for nearly four years now. I am indebted to those I’ve worked with from mid-career backgrounds. Since Regent draws a variety of people from various faith backgrounds, I’ve observed a wide variety of styles that people take toward becoming more […] by Jay Gary, PhD, April 16, 2007 Graham Cooke, Denver, April 13, 2007 It is not normal to hear voices in your head, at least in my culture. Yet many of my friends claim to. If you confessed to ‘auditory hallucinations’ you would normally be diagnosed as borderline schizophrenia by your psychiatrist. Among […] by Mark Warner, May 2013 For hundreds of years printed books were the only source of reading. However today we are in the midst of a mixed format transition where consumers enjoy both print and digital books. The baseline future for reading sees authors, publishers, booksellers, and readers continuing to thrive. Technological development, social interaction, […] 
by Dr. Merlin Switzer , Jul 27, 2009 Fear grows in darkness; if you think there’s a bogeyman around, turn on the light. –Dorothy Thompson When was the last time you pondered what life would be like in the future? What will your job be like? What will life be like for your children? Many […] 
by staff, July 5, 2010 What will Christian faith formation in churches look like in 2020? Can we begin now to envision the shape of faith formation in the year 2020? Can we prepare our churches for the future of faith formation? This new decade will demand new thinking and new models, practices, resources, and […] by Dr Gary Hamel, Nov 9, 2009 ‘What’s wrong with organized religion?’ That’s the question that the dean of strategic management, Gary Hamel, put to America’s largest churches. Claiming that religion needs a management reboot, his hypothesis was that the problem with organized religion isn’t that it’s too religious, but that it’s too organized. Hamel […] 
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In today’s hectic world, not everyone is able to attend live training sessions, but now the Future-Proof Your Ministry workshop can come to you, via our live web-cam format. All you need is an internet connection, a PC computer, a microphone, and the vision to take […] 
by Dr. Todd M. Johnson, Aug 25, 1998 The purpose of the Christian Futures Network (CFN) is to promote dialogue, strategy, collaboration, scholarship, and clear thinking among Christians on the subject of the future. This collaboration has the following characteristics: Christian Participants are Christians, defined as “one who believes in, or professes or confesses Jesus […] by Rev. Paul McKaughan, June 21, 2010 McKaughan Musings: June 2010 Angry black clouds of roiled oil, gas and water gushing unabated from a ruptured pipe a mile under the sea, majestic birds appallingly helpless, feathers coated with thick slimy tar, pristine white beaches poisoned, for who knows how long, by black crude oil, these […] |
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