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Episode 2: Richard Jacobson, Author of "Unchurching"
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Today we spoke with Richard Jacobson, an author, podcaster, and once full-time minister in the institutional church who had originally experienced Christian faith in the context of 70s hippie culture. In Jacobson’s book “Unchurching: Christianity without Churchianity”, he presents a deconstructive argument against the scriptural validity of institutional church models, as well as a positive argument for organic communities such as house churches.
We asked him about his ministry background, his life-long journey away from and back towards organic community, and his experience becoming a self-published author. Enjoy!
Show Notes:
You can learn more about the book Unchurching and its companion podcast at Richard’s website
Bonus episode of Unchurching Podcast about self-publishing a book on Amazon.com
A published, edited transcript of this show is also available
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