Ian Mobsby Books

Emerging And Fresh Expressions Of Church
Emerging And Fresh Expressions Of Church

By Ian Mobsby, Ian J. Mobsby, Mobsby, Ian J.

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This Book draws on recent research to explore the theology, sociology and spirituality behind some Emerging & Fresh Expressions of Church in the UK and US. It looks at changes in society in our pos...

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Ancient Faith Future Mission
The Becoming Of G-D
The Becoming Of G-D

By Ian Mobsby

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Trinitarian ecclesiology is often neglected in the West. An understanding of it is crucial if the Church is to engage with its new context of spiritual tourism. This book explores a phenomenologica...

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God Unknown
God Unknown

By Ian Mobsby

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New Monastic Handbook
New Monastic Handbook

By Mark Berry, Ian Mobsby

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New Monastic Handbook
New Monastic Handbook

By Mark Berry, Ian Mobsby

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Doorways to the Sacred
Seeking Heart
Seeking Heart

By Ian Mobsby

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