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Jun 30, 2009 25 min

s4a165 - Summer Session 2

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Today's show: Continuing our Summer sessions Storying and Church Planting Going from decisions to gathering as churches - Mark Snowden Daniel Sanchez discusses how we see from Acts the story of how churches were planted This summer, as Bryan and Yvette take ministry and family breaks, we shall be looking at various current subjects of interest and importance through the eyes of several leaders in the field of the orality movement. Our presenters for the topic of Storying and Church Planting are ... Mark Snowden, co-ordinator for the Missions Education Special Projects Church Planting Group of the North American Mission Board, SBC, Daniel Sanchez, Director, Scarborough Institute for Church Planting and Growth, and J.O. Terry, Bible Storying Consultant and Trainer. Coming up very soon! Don't forget ... The International Orality Network conference this year in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA from 9-12 September 2009 Keep an eye on our calendar for some exciting training events coming to a place near you! Follow us on Twitter! If you have a Twitter account you can search for and "follow" story4all. Get your free Twitter account here to receive up to the minute news, announcements and info from story4all! Click to review us in iTunes We'd love your feedback! via Skype: story4all by email Or via the My Chingo link in the right hand sidebar Join us in the forum. Enjoy the show!! Click on the link below to hear this week's show now!

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