This imaginative and thought-provoking study by one of the church's most experienced and respected evangelical leaders suggests that many contemporary evangelical initiatives - and even respected and successful courses such as Alpha and Emmaus - risk diminishing the breadth and power of the gospel into a formula limited to sin and forgiveness. Emerging Evangelism accepts the reality of the decline of the churches and yet finds hope in new forms of church and monastic community life which are beginning to appear in western Europe.