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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2010 · 25 MIN

s4a219 - Story Church Planting Pt 2

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Today's show: Summer Sessions Mark Snowden continues leading the storying & CP workshop Great story about church planting on the side of a Guatemala volcano Daniel Sanchez on not missing the CP opportunity Mark Snowden continues leading this workshop on the use of story for church planting by moving us this week into the importance of oral discipleship with oral learners. He then takes us into "drawing the net" - gathering the responsive into churches.  A story from the sides of a Guatemalan volcano effectively illustrates how story can lead to churches.  Dr. Daniel Sanchez, Professor of Missions at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, discusses how we can easily miss church planting opportunities through a heavy focus on method in storying and not seeing the receptivity of our target audience. Still time to sign up for September's (20th-23rd) International Orality Network conference in Georgia (USA)! Follow us on Twitter for up to the minute news, announcements and info from and about story4all! Click to review us in iTunes and help get the word out about the podcast and ministry! Give us your feedback: via Skype: story4all by email We trust that you enjoy the show today!   Click on the link on the next line below to hear this particular show NOW!

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