Comments on: Online Missions Trip

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By: kandavalli yohan

kandavalli yohan — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 23:09:24 +0000

Dear Loving brothers and sisters in christ,
Greetings to u in jesus name
we are very as we are in youth we must change world must so that hurry up welcome to india to change world with our great message and worship throegh the word god.we must pray for mission trips and pray for us we have to joy ministries to do some thing to better for youth work mant youth spoil there lifes wirth HIV in now days pray for them Love is blind but gods love is light of the lamp.we cant the observedt he gods Love.as engineer i spoil my life god will change my life then i have to decieded to no one like me now be happy with my life woth the word of god .
your brother in christ
rev khandavalli

By: Andy Harrison

Andy Harrison — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 20:27:30 +0000

I am the director of that state event Jeremy is talking about. While someone in a personal conversation may have alluded to the idea, “The mentality is to run everything through the church building instead of empowering the church to go in the harvest fields,” that was certainly not the focus of the conference. As a matter of fact, the theme “Press On” was all about doing unprecedented youth ministry. It promoted the idea that we have to move from being a bonfire building people to being a torch bearing people, (taking the light)moving ministry to the places where people live, work, and play. I think the “edge” in ministry is not so much related to new ways of doing things, but rather how closely those “ways” reflect the ministry of Christ himself. Has there ever been anyone edgier?

By: Will

Will — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 20:25:32 +0000

Checking it out, Greg.
Very, very, very interesting.
Please pray for me, gang. Our Holy Spirit Is Shaking me in a Really Cool Way.
O come let us Adore Him….

By: Jeremy

Jeremy — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 05:25:39 +0000

WOW!!

I was at a state training event a couple of weeks ago and found myself in a discussion on how student ministry needs to change. The mentality is to run everything through the church building instead of empowering the church to go in the harvest fields. This is a great way to begin the journey of revamping student ministry to be outward focused. We have to train the students to go…. go….go…. and keep going. Tim – way to think on the edge, you are using your gifts in amazing ways!

Jeremy Hughey

By: Clay Conry

Clay Conry — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 03:34:58 +0000

Greg,

We are using it! I first heard about it through twitter (which is an invaluable resource for youth workers and ministry leaders…ehem!) Anyways, my website takes you to a post of how we are going to use this in our youth ministry! Truly is a God-thing i have been praying and thinking about the best way to take you up on the challenge of training my teens in the Deep and Wide model since D2S in Denver and when i saw this post by Tim (on twitter…ehem) i knew this was a practical way to train the students and move them farther along the Deep & Wide Paradigm!

Thanks Tim for facilitating this! Thanks Greg and D2S for all of the awesome training materials we have or are putting all of them to use repeatedly church wide! They ROCK!

Clay