by Kim MIller

As campus designer for Ginghamsburg Church, in Tipp City, Ohio, Kim Miller has observed that when a church gets serious about Jesus' call, there is always a design element to be addressed.  Kim asserts that physical space transformation is simply a backdrop for authentic people transformation.  Change the space and the opportunity and environment to change the world emerges.  This comes as a fresh challenge for churches and ministries struggling to present a new look to match their relevant message.  An emphasis on spatial design is an incarnation of Jesus call for new wineskins and is emerging as a key means to create community and the opportunity for transformation for a creative generation.  This book is a practical guide for church leaders to transform their physical space into a ministry asset.  Filled with pictures, tutorials and stories of spaces and lives transformed, REdesigning Churches offers close-up snapshots of design-on-a-dime style looks, providing readers with usable ideas and how-tos that are supported by stories of real-life change from Ginghamsburg s diverse community and the many congregations with which Kim consults.