| Robert C. Frank |
The words "team" and "teamwork" are not part of the traditional language of Christianity so it will take some time before we become comfortable with their usage in church. To assist us in making the adjustment perhaps we should say to ourselves each morning, “Anointed at baptism, I am a member of Christ’s Team and a participant in the noblest adventure on Earth.”
Christianity and Science
The book describes the close relationship between Christianity and science required for the relief of suffering in the world, a relationship that has led to dramatic improvements in the quality of human life. Science and technology depend on the teamwork and direction taught by Christianity and Christianity depends on science and technology to develop the tools needed to spread the gospel and provide aid to suffering humanity.
Sharing the Good News and Inviting Others
Christ’s Team is a creative approach to 21st century evangelism. It remains faithful to basic principles taught by most denominations and at the same time reveals new paths for understanding and sharing information about modern Christianity. The book is an easily read overview of the Christ’s Team concept useful for introducing the subject in Christian education programs. Discussion questions as study guides are included in the book, but may also be downloaded free below.
Christ’s Team builds bridges between Christianity and science; Christianity and sports; Christian denominations; and Christians and non-Christians.
Christ’s Team builds bridges between Christianity and science; Christianity and sports; Christian denominations; and Christians and non-Christians.
I hope you enjoy the book and become
an inspired member of Christ's Team
I would be pleased to hear your thoughts about
serving on Christ's Team. I can be contacted
by email at christsteambook@mchsi.com
The Christ’s Team concept is uniquely adaptable to sweatshirt
ministry. “Serving on Christ’s Team” is a great way to tell
others about your participation in a wonderful adventure.
The free study guides are in booklet form and can
be downloaded and printed using Adobe Reader.
When printing the study guides be sure to set the
orientation on landscape and print on both sides.