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Weight	100g
Format	Paperback
Publisher	The Good Book Company
Publication Date	01/04/2017

ISBN: 9781784980894

Acts chapter 20 tells how Paul sat down to train the elders of the Ephesian church he had planted some years before. The principles of gospel ministry he lays down are simple, but absolute dynamite. In 21 simple, practical principles, Richard Coekin sets out how this ‘Gospel DNA’ should shape our approach to building churches today. This book draws on his experience as Director of the London-based Co-Mission church-planting initiative London, UK. It will help you be part of a dynamic strategy for growing gospel churches today. Includes a Foreword by D.A. Carson

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Acts chapter 20 tells how Paul sat down to train the elders of the Ephesian church he had planted some years before. The principles of gospel ministry he lays down are simple, but absolute dynamite. In 21 simple, practical principles, Richard Coekin sets out how this ‘Gospel DNA’ should shape our approach to building churches today. This book draws on his experience as Director of the London-based Co-Mission church-planting initiative London, UK. It will help you be part of a dynamic strategy for growing gospel churches today. Includes a Foreword by D.A. Carson

Richard Coekin

Rev. Richard Coekin is Director of Co-Mission , a Church Planting Movement In London, and Senior Pastor Of Dundonald Church in Raynes Park, South West London. Richard is a renowned Bible teacher and has been involved in launching numerous churches and other ministries, such as the London Mens’ and Womens’ Conventions, the 9:38 Ministry Training Strategy, the Passion for Life mission, and most recently The Planting Collective. He is also involved in a Bible ministry to Members of Parliament in Westminster. Richard is the author of several books including Our Father, Ephesians for You and, released this year, Gospel DNA. After studying law at Cambridge, and practicing for four years as a commercial lawyer in London, Richard studied theology at Moore College Sydney and Oxford University. After a training role in Manchester, he moved to become the first senior pastor of Dundonald church in 1995, a congregation of 35 adults that was planted into a school hall. By God’s grace, God has grown Dundonald church steadily over many years to become a church of 600 adults and 300 children which has planted 9 churches locally and from which the Co-Mission Church Planting Initiative was launched in 2005. Richard is married to Sian and they have five children.