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Church is a Team Sport
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Church is a Team Sport
By James P. Nolette

Church Is a Team Sport

Jim Putman

Baker Books, 2008, 249 pp., $17.99, www.bakerbooks.com

Putman’s wrestling background and unique calling make him the perfect ambassador for this message of team church. A good case is made for the neglect of shepherding in the American church in light of the “show” mentality.

This serious call to laystaff and full-time church workers should be well received and heeded. The best part of this book is the reminder the church should be a roster full of like-minded individuals who all are participating in the mission of the team: to win and disciple the lost (Eph. 4:12). Putman encourages all to use their gifts to further God’s kingdom while participating in the team effort. This is a great read and wonderful reminder.

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