Experience 5 days of Bible storying in beautiful Orlando, Florida with Campus Crusade for Christ and then you’ll be able to train others. This trainers training October 25 – 29, 2010 is for individuals, churches, and...
Read MoreAt various times throughout Brigada’s 15-year-life-span, we’ve sought out ways to connect prospective short-termer with prospective opportunities. Bob pulled us aside recently and asked again for the best way to make...
Read MoreLast edition, we mentioned that a Brigada participant from greater Chicago had set up an “ACH” automated gift to Brigada for $100/month. We also mentioned that if we had just 14 other participants who would step up...
Read MoreIt would appear not. We recently asked for feedback on this question and we were pleasantly surprised at the robust response by those seeking to reassure us that, not only was people group thinking still relevant, it was also...
Read MoreThat’s our goal anyway. Brace yourself for a flurry of Brigadas. :-) And once this one is done, you’re through with July. Doesn’t August sound a lot closer to October than July did? :-)
Read MoreThe address is http://www.blessingranch.org Memorize it. You might need it someday. If you feel strung out, burned out, betrayed, or otherwise jaded in your faith and practice, the folks at Blessing Ranch might be just the...
Read MoreWant to know who has a Scripture resource available for a specific language? Want to be able to see it, read it or hear it online? Check out the resources indexed on the Joshua Project website at...
Read MoreHere’s a new book entitled, “Through the Eyes of Christ: How to Lead Muslims into the Kingdom of God.” The authors have a backdrop with a sum total of decades living and relating to Muslims… but what...
Read MoreIt is not uncommon for the missions leadership in a church to turn over about every 3 years. Finding ways to train them quickly is key. ACMC conferences are a quick, easy, and accessible way to do that. Typically they deal with...
Read MoreWhile travelling in northwest Namibia, two missionaries visited a Himba village. The Himba live in a tribal setting, away from modern conveniences. Their clothes are made from animal skins, their skin is covered in red ochre,...
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