What's New in Evangelism
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Register now for the next session: Decolonizing Evangelism: Living in Truth and Reconciliation. Encourage your corps locals/members to attend.
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Ten things you must do to maximize your online worship ministry.
1. Present the gospel and invite listeners to become followers of Jesus!
2. Pray for listeners - and offer to pray for their concerns. Provide phone, email or contact form online for prayer requests.
3. Communicate your upcoming events , and invite listeners to attend... -
A four part focus (Pray | Love | Ask | Nurture PLAN) to increase intentionality and opportunities to share the gospel with family, friends, colleagues and neighbours. Can be used as a four part Sunday or small group engagement tool.
The .zip file contains printable cards for each focus, an explanatory document, a... -
This is how we are ministering through our corps in the Canada & Bermuda Territory.
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Messy Church? Yes, Messy Church. This program is an informal multi generational gathering with activities to develop and enhance spiritual growth and involvement in a believing community.
A growing number of corps in the Canada & Bermuda Territory have started holding Messy Church with some amazing outcomes for which we are... -
The first full week of May is designated as Emergency Preparedness (EP) Week in Canada...
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New bulletin insert - #11 Includes Video Links
Find out more about CALLING THE COURAGEOUS and download monthly resources. -
The 2016 Fellowship Report.
The danger for a corps which caters fellowship only to members is that it will become ingrown or self-focused... -
What Outreach Will You Do?
Congratulations: During 2016 167 CORPS locations organized, executed (and reported in SAMIS) 1,437 SUMMER OUTREACH EVENTS resulting in a total ATTENDANCE of 67,017. These events were recorded in SAMIS under: Outdoor Meeting, Vacation Bible School, Special Events... -
Keep them coming back!
Here are 5 easy things you can do, to increase the probability of having guests return again sooner!
1. Make sure you have greeters...
