The Josiah Generation by Olly Goldenberg

The Josiah Generation by Olly Goldenberg

Enter the Josiah Generation.

This book outlines a growing revolution in children's ministry, where children are not seen merely as the potential leaders of the Church of tomorrow, but as a vital, relevant part of the Church's ministry now. Examining the life of Josiah - who became king of Judah while still a boy - and using real life testimonies, this book will help prepare the Church to expect great things from this rising generation.

John Coles, New Wine:

It is always exciting to hear of children's lives being transformed by the power of Jesus, but this book gives us more than that - this is the story of Jesus working through children to transform the lives of others. It is inspirational and transformational.

Banning Liebscher, Director, Jesus Culture

There is a generation arising who will see entire cities saved and nations transformed for the glory of God. Olly Goldenberg boldly declares not only what God intends to do in a generation, but what He is currently doing. This book will not only train you, but even more importantly, it will impart to you the courage necessary to see revival.

About the author:

Olly Goldenberg has been ministering to children for over twenty years - for much of that time as Children's Pastor at Kensington Temple, London. Recently he founded the ministry Children Can and is currently equipping and inspiring churches and leaders to understand that their children and young people can do all things through Christ.

Olly Goldenberg is an international speaker and author of many books. He and his wife Helen lead Children Can, a ministry that equips and inspires families and church communities to raise up the next generation. They host At Home with God, a TBN UK series for parents. They live in Dorset, England with their five children.

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ISBN 13	9781908393029
ISBN 10	1908393025
Titel	The Josiah Generation
Autor	Olly Goldenberg
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Bindungsart	Paperback
Verlag	River Publishing & Media Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr	2011-06-01
Seitenanzahl	144
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