UK Anglican church planter Bob Hopkins uses the term loyal radicals to describe those who stay on the inside of traditional churches to help bring about emergent expressions of an historic faith. You can read Bob’s article here, as well as my blog post here, reflecting more about how the concept of loyal radicals might be played out in our Presbyterian context.
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Bob’s a good friend of mine. Glad you found some thoughts of his for a North American context.
Paul Borden’s book Direct Hit says that pastors who do this live double lives: one life is spent creating a different kind of church, the other is tending to (dated) customs that still satisfy some members. Exhausting but fueled by hope.