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Who Have Left The Church

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Five Years On – Continuing Faith Journeys of Those

Who Have Left The Church

By Alan Jamieson, Jenny McIntosh and Adrienne Thompson

(The Portland Research Trust, $24.99)

Paperback, 136 pages

You probably need to have to read A Churchless Faith to appre-ciate Five Years On to its full extent and I haven’t.

The authors of this book return to the same group of 108 church leavers they interviewed five years ago to see what has changed.

The original research categorised the leavers as Displaced Followers, Reflective Exiles, Tran-sitional Explorers, Transi-tioning to an Alternative Faith or Integrated Way-finders, and predicted the Exiles and Explorers were the most unstable faith positions. The Exiles (64 per cent) and Explorers (72 per cent) exhibited the greatest faith change over the five year period.

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Many threads to this story

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Return to Baragula

By Mary Hawkins

(Ark House Press)

Reviewed by Elizabeth Gardner

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Theological in tone

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Discovering God: The Origins of the Great Religions and the Evolution of Belief

By Rodney Stark - (Harper One)

Reviewed by Chris Gardner

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Characters we can learn from

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Ten Girls Who Changed the World
Ten Boys Who Made History

By Irene Howat
(Christian Focus Publications)

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A classic returns

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Return to the Hundred Acre Wood
By David Benedictus
(Dutton Children’s Books)
Reviewed by Elizabeth Gardner

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