Join us for a launch of Andrew Fellows’ new book, Smuggling Jesus Back into the Church. Andrew shows readers how secularism has reshaped church culture, changing the way many Christians and churches live and worship without being noticed. Both provocative and practical, he challenges Christians to live with radical Christ-like distinctiveness that requires both reformation by the church and revival by the Holy Spirit.

When: 11th of November at 8pm

Where: Join us in-person or on Zoom. If you are attending in person, please come to L'Abri Fellowship, The Manor House, Greatham, Liss, Hants GU33 6HF at 7:30pm for coffee and dessert. Otherwise, click the link below to join us on Zoom at 8pm. The password is Lecture

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Smuggling Jesus Back into the Church is available in paperback and ebook here. 

About the Author:

Andrew Fellows is director of apologetics at Christian Heritage, Cambridge. Before that he was director of L'Abri Fellowship England. Much of his research and teaching has been devoted to helping Christians make sense of the 'secular age'.

Press Reviews of Smuggling Jesus Back into the Church:

'This hard-hitting book uncovers the subtle, and not-so-subtle ways the surrounding world can creep into the church. Fellows builds on his years of experience in ministry to help Christians identify these pressures to conform. He is particularly severe against different forms of the prosperity gospel, from peddlers of self-confidence to salvation through busyness. He brilliantly introduces us to the historical forces that got us to where we are. But he goes beyond diagnosis and on to the cure: more of Jesus. This should lead to deep antidotes such as the sense of wonder, and a direct gaze at the supernatural. This excellent book needs to be read by every believer.' - William Edgar, Professor Emeritus of Apologetics, Westminster Theological Seminary

'Insightful and convicting, Andrew Fellows’s soulful intellect opens our eyes to our cultural moment and calls us home to a life centred in Christ.'- Philip Miller, senior pastor, The Moody Church, Chicago

'I have already found myself wanting to give this book to others at least a dozen times. I truly think every seminary student, every church leader, indeed every Christian who is concerned to discover why the church has lost its countercultural impact, and what can be done about it, should read Smuggling Jesus Back into the Church.' - Dr James Paul, director of L’Abri Fellowship, England