The Brain Harvest

Literature & Fiction

Nash, Ken

Literary

Equus Press

Fiction. Art. It's possible to read LIFE RAFT as a continuation of The Brain Harvest, Nash's first story collection. The major themes of sundry infatuations, family relations, and the power of art to sustain us remain. But there is something new happening below the surface, lingering beneath each story. Something darker and more threatening than anything in The Brain Harvest. Yet, like with that first story collection, LIFE RAFT remains determined to reveal that art and imagination are perhaps the only way to safely traverse such dark waters. "Life Raft," the title story of Nash's new collection, makes this creative strategy nearly explicit. Nine passengers are apparently lost at sea aboard a small, inflatable raft. They have been drifting for an inexplicably long period of time. How can they survive like this? Why is it taking so long to be rescued? The subtle, dry humour neither causes nor saves us from complete despair.

Life Raft

Short Stories & Anthologies

My book of jokes and riddles could be described as spicy and debaucherous that wouldn't be for everyone. But I assume that on this day and age, such qualities are superfluous as long as the literature is creative and artistic. My inspiration for the book began after getting into a series of jokes and riddles match with a co-worker at a restaurant where I've worked at. Everyone there encouraged me to write it all down on a paper and create a book. After twelve years of compiling jokes and riddles, with much time on my hands, I've finally formed a book for publication.

Ken's Punny Jokes and Riddles

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Page Publishing, Inc.

Many churches come to a point in their journey where they have to answer questions regarding growth and expansion. This often leads to tiresome building campaigns, heated discussion about missional versus attractional models of ministry, and the like. However, a closer look at the multi-site movement will help answer many of the questions you may have.\nA multi-site ministry is one church meeting in several locations while sharing a common vision, budget, resources, leadership structure and strategy. Most importantly, the multi-site movement reminds us that we are truly better together and reaches a new generation of church-goers who desire to worship in their home communities. Its exponential growth in recent years reflects today's attempt to offer effective ministry in places our local ministries previously lacked the ability to reach.\nThere are several reasons to consider an expedition into multi-site ministry. In Multi-Site Ministry: Expanding the Reach, Ken Nash explores the primary reasons why multi-site is both biblical and preferable.\nWhat readers are saying about Multi-Site Ministry:\nWhen we wanted to start a new site at my former church, I brought in Ken Nash. Thankfully, Ken’s expertise is now available to everyone. Multi-Site Ministrycombines the engaging style of a master communicator with the indispensableinsights of a successful practitioner. If you and your team want to launch athriving new site, put this book in everyone’s hands and watch God work.\nRoger Ross 
Director of Congregational Excellence for the Missouri Conference of The United Methodist Church\nMulti-site ministry can be highly complex in the Church. Ken Nash has a proven track record and the fruitfulness to break down how to simplify multi-site ministry and accomplish it in relatable ways. Ken addresses the complicated questions by bringing proven solutions and theories. Ken's best practices can help any church that desires to grow through multiplication.\nRosario Picardo\nDirector of External Partnerships Director of The Pohly Leadership Center Co-Pastor of Mosaic Church\nKen's expertise is an essential resource for any church considering multiplying locations - a powerful blend of vision and application that asks and answers the necessary questions. Multi-Site Ministry should be read and discussed widely by any churchconsidering the multi-site approach to the multiplication of disciples and churches.\nWayne Schmidt\nGeneral Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church\nIn working with Ken Nash for more than ten years, I have witnessed first-hand the depthof creativity and practicality that Ken brings to the subject of local church multi-sites. Ken is more than an author. He has lived the principles contained in this book, and the principles really do work. These insights are invaluable and applicable to almost any multi-site configuration. I highly recommend this book to you.\nBrad Kalajainen\nFounding Pastor, Cornerstone Church

Multi-Site Ministry: Expanding the Reach (The Greatest Expedition)

Christian Books & Bibles

Christian Living

Market Square Publishing

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