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"Churched" by Matthew Paul Turner

Ok.  I am reading this book.  "Churched".  It is written by Matthew Paul Turner .  Already into it a little and having some fun.  Enjoying the stories.  But, here is the deal.  One week from today, I will blog about it, I mean review it.  Are you ready?  I'm getting there.  Thing is I have to give away a copy.  Here is what I'm gonna do.  If you want to WIN A FREE COPY of "Churched", send me a short story or experience of how you figured out what church is really all about.  Sound like fun?  I think so.  Leave your story here on the blog....more to come!

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steve said…
Church is about people! Love to see life change in me and others.
October 7, 2008 at 10:37:00 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
I grew up in church all my life so it's always been something I've been a part of. However, it was the combined influences of Rob Bell and Donald Miller that awoke me to what church is truly all about! A community of people sharing life together, sharing Jesus, figuring this whole thing out together. A dramatic shift began happening in my life when I truly began sharing life with people and living out what I'd previously simply taken in and compartmentalized for what happens on Sundays (specifically between the hours of 9-12 and 4-6! Hahaha)
I could go on and on but that's the short of it :)
October 16, 2008 at 2:51:00 PM EDT
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