Review: One Assembly by Jonathan Leeman


One Assembly: Rethinking the Multisite and Multiservice Church ModelsOne Assembly: Rethinking the Multisite and Multiservice Church Models by Jonathan Leeman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

First two chapters are good, and I found them persuasive. Third chapter was better, and should be required reading for any church leader. The appendices were also helpful in substantial ways.

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