Month: October 2016

Do you need a strategy in reaching the lost? Are you making disciples who make disciples? Does your church plant new churches? Are you multiplying leaders for Jesus? Join the folks at MoreDisciples on Oct. 19th at Noon EST as...

During the International Conference on Missions (ICOM), November 17-20, GNPI will launch a new app. They wanted to let their friends at Brigada see it first....

It is exciting to see so many countries now sending missionaries of their own. But many of the current missionary-sending countries are part of the Global Digital Divide, and are lacking the technology to properly support those...

In the old days, you might have paid $40 for the VHS version. Or maybe you ordered the DVD’s for less. Either way, now you can see Dick Eastman’s well-known “Change the World School of Prayer” for free...

Catch Dick Eastman teaching “The Prayer Warrior’s Prayer Program,” Saturday morning, October 15th, as part of the 40th Anniversary edition of The Change the World School of Prayer. This transformational...

Am I really making true disciples if they are not in turn able to make disciples? How can I become a disciple worth multiplying? Can ordinary average Christians really experience exponential fruit 30, 60 and 100-fold like Jesus...

Join the Missionary Care Catalysts, Nov. 18-19, in Lexington, KY, at the International Conference on Missions (ICOM). Hear specialists such as Neal Pirolo and many others in panels, workshops and more. For questions, write Lori,...

Try out this free online marriage prep seminar by Randy Gariss, produced by Good News Productions International. http://www.gnpi.org/alifetimelove It’s free!

Here’s a new book on autism — “The Curious Incident of a Boy’s Transformation: Helping a child on the autistic spectrum by Debbie Lovell.” As you might know, autism is not a rare condition. At one...

Several links didn’t work correctly in the last edition of Brigada because, for some reason, we allowed several items to appear without the www. If you were one of the inconvenienced readers, please forgive — and...