13 Jul, 2008
Posted by: Helen
2008 is turning out to be a big year for Doable Evangelism. I checked in with Randy and Jim to find out the latest news.
Randy, what’s Doable Evangelism been up to in recent months? What’s coming up later this year?
We’ve been pretty busy presenting (and preparing for upcoming) DE Seminars, plus a few workshops at the Conversational Evangelism Conferences. We’ll be doing the day-long Seminar in Richmond, VA in August, Baltimore, MD in September, and Tuscaloosa, AL in October. I’ll be presenting a one-hour workshop at the National Outreach Convention in San Diego in November, and will be doing a “webinar” in preparation for that, which is a one-hour live webcast that people can sign into in advance in order to get a taste of what I’ll be presenting. It looks like I’ll be sharing that hour with Mark Mittelberg, who I got to meet at the CEC in Minneapolis.
Jim, tell us about the organizational change that’s happening with Off The Map and Doable Evangelism. Read the rest of this entry »
10 Jul, 2008
Posted by: Helen
Chuck Crismier of Save America Ministries will be talking with Jim on his live call-in show Viewpoint on Friday July 11 from 4-5 p.m. EST
Chuck and Jim will be discussing Jim’s book Evangelism Without Additives.
Ways you can listen to the show:
7 Jul, 2008
Posted by: April
I don’t know how you spent your weekend, but my weekend was spent attending reunions. I started it with my twenty-five year class reunion and it was tense, interesting, fun, and incredibly strange all at the same time. Then, I went on to a family reunion, which was a little easier since we were related, but I would still use all the same adjectives.
I grew up in a small town where nearly everyone knew everyone else. The kids that I went to school with were mostly the same kids throughout my entire twelve years, and because of that, we knew each other pretty well. Time passes, and twenty-five years later, I am looking at these familiar faces and personalities and I think I know them, but I had a sudden realization this weekend that I really don’t. They are familiar and yet incredibly unfamiliar. They aren’t the kids that I grew up with and neither am I the kid that they grew up with.
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