Conspiracy of the Insignificant

Patrick Regan grew up in a nice neighbourhood, when he prayed that he might see things the way God sees them, his life changed. So began a journey that would take Patrick everywhere from the roughest estates in London to Jamaica's Trenchtown and to poverty stricken villages in Ghana. Through it all he learnt that bringing the kingdom of God to a place can mean anything from helping a child learn to read to negotiating between gang leaders.

Patrick Regan's New book, "Conspiracy of the Insignificant", is released on November 1st at the Faithworks conference, and will be available shortly after from www.survivor.co.uk , www.amazon.co.uk and soon from this website too.

Here's what others have said:

"Deeply moving, deeply challenging and very inspiring"   - Sandy Millar

"This book will inspire you to live differently and to make a difference"  - Tim Hughes

"It has everything: stories that cause you to rejoice, stories that break your heart and stories that, quite frankly, made me very angry. Above all, they are all stories that teach. They communicate the truth of the situation in many of our inner cities and also the desperate need for the church of Jesus to wake up and rise up to be the good news there. Wrapped around the stories is some of the best teaching I have found on  so many issues around evangelism and justice"   -  Mike Pilavachi

"A model for what can happen in cities around the globe, and a must-read for anyone seeking to breathe the hope of Jesus into the generation to come"  - Louie Giglio

"This book speaks with passion and vision about Patrick's commitment to reach people in the inner city"  - Les Isaac