Description
Suburbia is in trouble. What was once a symbol of the good life is now pervaded by a sense that life is happening somewhere else. And the Church in suburbia is in trouble too. This used to be the stronghold of the Church – now it seems impossible to persuade anyone to be committed. Jane Gibbs looks carefully at what has gone wrong, drawing on a wide range of research. She takes a fresh look at what the gospel might mean for suburban values, and offers some radical strategies to breath new life into the suburban church.
