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“Lost” in Conversation

Sus Schmitt

I have a few links for you to help you in your conversations with others this week and next about “Lost.”  We have a great opportunity to use this TV series as a starting point for spiritual issues that many people may have not thought of before. Now is the time (while the subject is still “hot”) to turn conversations about “Lost” to ask about good and evil, redemption, and life after death.  Has your friend even thought of these things before?  Have they considered the possibility of the supernatural before?  Have they known that they are spiritual creatures? You … Continue reading “Lost” in Conversation

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RE-Think Starts Today (Guest Post)

Sus Schmitt

RE-Think is a Campus Crusade blogference, an online conference, that brings people together from around the world to discuss ministry-related ideas. This year’s blogference starts today and runs through Thursday, April 15th with five topics, fifteen authors, and also hundreds of comments from CCC staff and others. Guest Post by Brian Barela: Brian is a 2000 graduate of UCLA where he majored in Ancient Greek and History. He’s now a father of three and a husband of one and the Missional Team Leader at Chico State. Brian likes Miles Davis, Point Break, translating ancient Greek, the larger Epistles, and the … Continue reading RE-Think Starts Today (Guest Post)

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Internet Evangelism Day 2010

Sus Schmitt

Post from Tony Whittaker, coordinator for Internet Evangelism Day and based in Derby UK. IE Day is an initiative of the Internet Evangelism Coalition of which Campus Crusade is a part. Internet Evangelism Day is an annual digital outreach focus day for churches. This year, it is scheduled for Sunday April 25. It’s an opportunity for any church to explore with its members the exciting opportunities for sharing the good news online. Ready-made free downloads – PowerPoint, video clips, handouts, drama scripts and music can be easily built into a presentation of five minutes or fifty. If you are involved … Continue reading Internet Evangelism Day 2010