Beyond Megachurch Myths
What We Can Learn from America's Largest Churches
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Praise for Beyond Megachurch Myths "Crow is not my favorite dish to eat, but as this book points out, I've had to eat one of the myths so artfully debunked by Travis and Thumma. This book is the most definitive work done to date on the megachurch." --Bill Easum, senior consultant, Easum, Bandy & Associates "In this groundbreaking book, Scott Thumma and Dave Travis share their keen insight and unique understanding of the megachurch phenomena in one accessible volume. This book is a significant addition to the literature and knowledge of megachurch studies." --Ed Stetzer, Ph.D., senior director ...
Praise for Beyond Megachurch Myths "Crow is not my favorite dish to eat, but as this book points out, I've had to eat one of the myths so artfully debunked by Travis and Thumma. This book is the most definitive work done to date on the megachurch." --Bill Easum, senior consultant, Easum, Bandy & Associates "In this groundbreaking book, Scott Thumma and Dave Travis share their keen insight and unique understanding of the megachurch phenomena in one accessible volume. This book is a significant addition to the literature and knowledge of megachurch studies." --Ed Stetzer, Ph.D., senior director and missiologist, Center for Missional Research, North American Mission Board "Megachurches are here to stay and will attract continuing interest. Thumma and Travis have done us all a great service by setting the record straight." --Robert Wuthnow, Gerhard R. Andlinger Professor of Social Sciences and director, Center for the Study of Religion, Princeton University "This is the most thorough, insightful, and helpful book ever written on megachurches." --Mark Driscoll, pastor, Mars Hill Church, Seattle, Washington "One of the major transformations in American Christianity is the emergence of hundreds of megachurches in the latter part of the twentieth century. This is the first book to be published that is based on close empirical research and yet is written in a manner that is easily understood by individuals attempting to assess this trend." --Donald E. Miller, professor of religion and executive director of the Center for Religion and Civic Culture, University of Southern California
