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Equipping
Seminars & Resources Lutheran
Laymen’s League of Canada conducts several Lutheran Hour Ministries’ seminars and workshops (see outlines
below), to equip members of congregations for work in their congregations and
communities. For
more information contact: Lutheran
Laymen’s League of Canada – 1-800-555-6236 |
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Equipping to Share |
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Equipping to Share: Workshop for Everyday Evangelism |
Practicing Hospitality: Welcoming visitors to our church |
Parish Media Teams: Giving
you the Tools To Tell |
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Be ready for "mission moments,"
those moments God gives you to share the truth and love of Jesus Christ with
unbelieving family and friends? Equipping to Share (EtS)
workshops from Lutheran Hour Ministries are designed to strengthen and
encourage believers for outreach. The mission is God's, the message is God's,
and the power is God's. EtS concentrates on our privilege to speak the
Gospel, express the impact of Christ in life, seek understanding of the lost,
and connect new people into the church family. Come experience these and
other highlights of the EtS workshop. Receive practical insights you
can use immediately and discover how EtS can help your congregation
meet today's outreach challenges. EtS workshops for For a list of
upcoming workshops in the USA – click here. |
Training that will help your congregation
create an inviting and friendly atmosphere for visitors. Using the presenter’s
guide and DVD, one of your own members can lead a Practicing Hospitality workshop
in your congregation. This experiential training with its light-hearted video
helps us understand what it feels like to be visitor and see where we could
do a better job of welcoming visitors and guests and help them integrate into
our fellowship of believers. The kit including leaders guide and
instructional DVD is $75 and is available from the Lutheran Laymen’s League of Canada
office in |
Equip a team of 3-5 people from your
congregation to serve as the Parish Media Team. They will be taught how to
establish and carry out a communication plan for the parish and its various
activities. They will learn to use--rint media,
broadcast media, computers and existing resources to better communicate in
the parish and the community. Workshops for |
Updated: November 11, 2009