a blog by Keelan Cook
The following is a guest post by Stacey Wood. Stacey is a student here at the seminary, but more importantly, she is a local church member in the area. She first found out about ministering to international peoples in her city at church, and she shares how she began doing that as a regular church member. It's…
Continue reading ➞ Testimony from the Pew: How Regular People Can Minister to Internationals
Not only do I work at a seminary, I am also a local church pastor. As our church gets serious about discovering and engaging internationals in our area, I am starting to see a pattern. There are several things well-intentioned church members feel they are not supposed to do when engaging internationals that are, in…
Continue reading ➞ 3 Things Churches Think They Cannot Do with Internationals (But Really Can)
As a means of helping people see the various roles involved in people group discovery and engagement, I plan to periodically interview practitioners. These people will come from a variety of places (state conventions, sending agencies, research organizations, and of course local churches) as we look at all the ways people can be involved. Let's…
Continue reading ➞ A Mile in Their Shoes: People Group Catalyst
