The New Anabaptists

<b>What does it look like to be an Anabaptist community in the modern world? And why does it matter? </b> <p/> A new incarnation of Anabaptism is emerging but not where we might expect. In the United Kingdom--a post-Christendom context with little historical Anabaptist presence--Christian communities are embodying fresh expressions of Anabaptist faith and practice. In this companion to <i>The Naked Anabaptist</i> author Stuart Murray identifies twelve common practices of such churches and communities that are shaped by an Anabaptist vision. <p/> Murray explores how these practices--which include encouraging economic radicalism in the face of rampant consumerism truth-telling in a post-truth society and accountability in an individualistic culture that knows little about the Christian story--might shape emerging Christian communities and inspire those seeking fresh expressions as cultural changes accelerate. The book concludes with three on-the-ground reports from ministry leaders pursuing this Anabaptist vision in their own post-Christendom contexts. <p/><i>The New Anabaptists</i> provides foundational resources for followers of Jesus in many different settings as they rise to the challenge of faithful and radical discipleship in local communities. <br>