1. Door to door distribution 2. Holding a seminar or conference that appeals to unbelievers (i.e., marriage, money). 3. Preaching Events (i.e., Tent Meetings) 4. Festivals (We do Pumpkin, Spring Hope, and Blooming) 5. Servant Evangelism (free car wash, cheap chicken plates, etc.)
I would really like more creative ideas of ways that churches can do servant evangelism in a way that puts Gospel literature into people's hands. This is what we were able to do with the chicken plates back in November.)
Have we figured out a plan or a date for a marriage seminar yet?
JN, that would be a great discussion: How much should a pastor get involed in politics? Obviously, a pastor should not campain from the pulpit. However, should he even say who he is voting for publicly?
I like the road that Piper suggests: Not supporting any one canidate or party, only addressing issues publicly.
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Don't know if it can happen in '08, but I'd like to do something similar to what the Summit did in Durham:
www.hopefordurham.org
sorry... it's a ".com"
Come on, guys! I'm looking for some ideas.
Justin N.,
We are fresh out of ideas. How about you give us some.
Crescenet,
say what?
Here are the basic ideas I have:
1. Door to door distribution
2. Holding a seminar or conference that appeals to unbelievers (i.e., marriage, money).
3. Preaching Events (i.e., Tent Meetings)
4. Festivals (We do Pumpkin, Spring Hope, and Blooming)
5. Servant Evangelism (free car wash, cheap chicken plates, etc.)
I would really like more creative ideas of ways that churches can do servant evangelism in a way that puts Gospel literature into people's hands. This is what we were able to do with the chicken plates back in November.)
Have we figured out a plan or a date for a marriage seminar yet?
Randy:
Are you still thinking about doing an Evangelism Training seminar?
JN
Justin N.,
I do plan to do some type of Evangelism Training this Spring. I have not worked out the details or the speaker, but I am working on that this month.
Was I the one who was supposed to contact someone for the marriage seminar? I can't remember if we said that I would or what.
It's caucus day in Iowa. If I were there, I'd caucus for Huckabee. McCain would be my second choice. How about you guys?
JN, that would be a great discussion:
How much should a pastor get involed in politics?
Obviously, a pastor should not campain from the pulpit. However, should he even say who he is voting for publicly?
I like the road that Piper suggests: Not supporting any one canidate or party, only addressing issues publicly.
Would love to hear some wisdom on this.
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