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In "Rebranding The Church," Peder Tellefsdal offers a unique perspective on how Christian leaders and organizations can make the church more relevant to contemporary followers. Drawing on his 20 years of experience in public relations and his personal journey with the Christian faith, Tellefsdal identifies barriers that are making the church irrelevant, such as trying to be like everyone else or becoming inflexible and isolating. He provides practical tools and communication tactics to combat these barriers and reach those in need of grace and hope. The book also includes interviews with church leaders from around the world and bonus material on secularization trends and marketing the Christian faith. Overall, "Rebranding The Church" is a creative guide for bringing a Christian message to modern audiences. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides a list of individuals and organizations involved in the Litquake Foundation, a literary festival based in San Francisco. It includes the names of directors, coordinators, curators, producers, interns, and board members. The document also mentions that Lit Crawl events are held in various locations around the world. The summary aims to inform library patrons about the individuals and groups involved in the festival without expressing any personal opinions or judgments. [Extracted from the article]

"Rebranding the Church: Rediscovering the Greatest Story Ever Told to Connect with Modern Audiences" by Peder Tellefsdal is a resource for Christian leaders and organizations seeking to make the Christian message more relevant to contemporary followers. Tellefsdal draws on his 20 years of experience in public relations and shares his personal journey with the Christian faith to address barriers that make the church seem irrelevant. He offers practical tools and communication tactics to increase church membership and clarify the Christian message. The book also includes analysis of secularization trends and advice on using the hero's journey framework for marketing the Christian faith. [Extracted from the article]