Enduring Church Growth

Issues on Discipleship, Leadership and Followership

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Product Description Why isn't my church growing? Is the church supposed to keep on growing? What are the struggles that prevent growth among the churches in Singapore? These are some key questions addressed in this down-to-earth book on church growth. Reflecting upon his ministry to local churches in Singapore and abroad, Philip Huan highlights the importance of discipleship and delineates the top 10 challenges that churches face. These can be broken down into five leadership challenges and five followership challenges. His keen observations and astute analyses provide deep insights into 10 ingredients necessary for enduring church growth. Allow Philip Huan to enlighten you as he identifies and reviews the problems, perspectives and practices related to church growth. Review Philip Huan has put his observations and thoughts together in this helpful and practical book for pastors and lay leaders and members, on how the local church can grow and how they can identify and overcome obstacles to growth. --Bishop Dr Robert Solomon, Bishop of The Methodist Church in SingaporePhilip has given us sound, down-to-earth, practical advice that will spare the church unnecessary pain if we take his advice seriously. --Rev Keith Lai, Senior Pastor, Covenant Presbyterian Church; Moderator (2009-2010), English Presbytery, Presbyterian Church in Singapore About the Author Philip Huan has experience as a Worship, Associate and Lead Pastor for more than 13 years. He has preached and consulted with churches through his ministry -- "ChurchLife!" -- and has ministered to nearly 50 churches in Singapore as well as church-clusters in Thailand, India and Laos in the last five years. Philip is a pastor in RiverLife Church with responsibilities in the areas of Discipleship Restructuring, Leadership Development and Adult Cell Groups. He has taught on Leadership and Preaching in the Singapore Bible College and trained lay-preachers in Trinity Theological College. Philip holds a Master of Divinity from the Trinity Theological College and a Doctorate of Ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary. He is married to Jenni, and they have two children.