Faith@Home Revealed
An Inside Look At Churchgoing Parents
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Church, Pastoral Ministry
| Author: | Mark Holmen, Siewert Brian | ISBN: | 9781732768512 |
| Publisher: | Faith at Home Ministries | Publication: | November 13, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Studio106 | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mark Holmen, Siewert Brian |
| ISBN: | 9781732768512 |
| Publisher: | Faith at Home Ministries |
| Publication: | November 13, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Studio106 |
| Language: | English |
In this book, authors Mark Holmen and Brian Siewert give us an “inside look” at some key survey results as they focus on the faith life (attitudes, desires and behaviors) of an important demographic—churchgoing parents. Discover what’s truly happening in the homes of churchgoing parents based on Faith@Home Ministry’s one-of-a-kind survey of over 1,600 parents across 12 denominations.
The Faith@Home movement aims to help people go from being one hour per week consumers of church to 24/7 followers of Christ. The authors believe that God wants to use His church to equip parents to be the primary influencers in the faith development of their children. Drawing on the results of their own FaithLIFE survey as well as numerous other studies, they reveal some important trends and takeaways that ministry leaders can use to give the parents in their congregations help where they need it most.
In this book, authors Mark Holmen and Brian Siewert give us an “inside look” at some key survey results as they focus on the faith life (attitudes, desires and behaviors) of an important demographic—churchgoing parents. Discover what’s truly happening in the homes of churchgoing parents based on Faith@Home Ministry’s one-of-a-kind survey of over 1,600 parents across 12 denominations.
The Faith@Home movement aims to help people go from being one hour per week consumers of church to 24/7 followers of Christ. The authors believe that God wants to use His church to equip parents to be the primary influencers in the faith development of their children. Drawing on the results of their own FaithLIFE survey as well as numerous other studies, they reveal some important trends and takeaways that ministry leaders can use to give the parents in their congregations help where they need it most.
