01925cam a2200313 a 450000100090000000300090000900500170001800800410003501000170007602000250009302000220011803500240014003500210016404000240018505000230020908200120023299800070024410000250025124501150027626000480039130000410043950400680048050500610054852008030060965000200141294200080143299900170144095201540145715326813AU-EpEBC20130119150046.0080612s2008    miua     b    001 0 eng    a  2008025579  a9780801036118 (pbk.)  a0801036119 (pbk.)  a(OCoLC)ocn216937282  a(OCoLC)216937282  aDLCcDLCdDLCdNEMB00aBV600.3b.D73 200800a261/DRA  bEW1 aDrane, John William.10aAfter McDonaldization :bmission, ministry, and Christian discipleship in an age of uncertainty /cJohn Drane.  aGrand Rapids, MI :bBaker Academic,cc2008.  aix, 166 p. :billus. ; pbk ;c22 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [155]-160) and indexes.0 aCulture -- Community -- Mission -- Ministry -- Theology.  aIn his earlier The McDonaldization of the Church, noted author John Drane critiqued current church trends toward "fast food" spirituality while offering suggestions for change. In his long-awaited sequel, After McDonaldization, Drane addresses key questions for Western Christianity in a global context. He argues that increasing numbers of people are turning to "spirituality" even while church attendance has continued to decline in the US and Europe, and that the continuing impact of globalization and consumerism has been joined by a post-9/11 culture of fear and a search for truth. In light of these developments, Drane presents a case for a more practical theology, a reinvigorated style of ministry, and a restatement of classic Christian beliefs for the twenty-first century. - Publisher. 0aChurch renewal.  2ddc  c14262d14262  00102ddc40708261 Social theologyaMAINbMAINcOSd2012-11-02eAmazon.comg23.31l0o261/DRAp12102r2015-08-12 00:00:00t1v55.00w2012-11-02yAM