Question on a couple of curriculums

Hi everyone, I have a question.  This is mostly for church and ministry leaders but any input would be welcome.

I have just come across a recommendation from a trusted source for two curriculums on training for missional ministry.

One is called "The Tangible Kingdom."  There is a book by that title, a "Tangible Kingdom Primer," and a website devoted to training this stuff. 

The other is the Acts29 Kit by the Navigators.  Please note that is not affiliated with Mark Driscoll, Mars Hill - Seattle or the Acts29 Network.

Just looking for info on these - has anyone tried them?  What's your experience? 

I'm particularly interested in hearing from anyone from a confessional tradition, but any feedback would be appreciated.

Comments

[Bob C]

Welcome Back :-) I've missed your posts and will be looking forward to what comes next. Thanking the good Lord for you!

[Rick Duncan]

I am working The Tangible Kingdom Primer now and we are discussing doing it as a church next year. I do not like the definition of the gospel in the primer. It's not a theological definition. If you'd like, I can send you an outline of the missional assignments each week. That is what I want to explore. How can we get CVCers out of their comfort zone and engaging the lost culture/people around them. Email me at [email protected] if you'd like the summary actions steps.