108 Outreach Reflections

108 Outreach Reflections is one of a series of four books promoting the biblically mandated ministry of itinerant preaching.
Subtitled “How to improve the quality and quantity of your Gospel Presentations,” 108 Outreach Reflections is a continuous learning handbook for people already involved in itinerant preaching. The ten sections in the book attempt to assist the practicing itinerant preacher continuously improve his or her ministry. It unapologetically gleans from the sales’ industry thoughts and ideas which may shed light on interpersonal communication skills, which is what preaching is all about.
Evangelizing Individuals Who Plant Churches is the biography of an Ethiopian itinerant preacher. Sorsa Sumamo spent a lifetime evangelizing individuals who in turn planted hundreds of churches in southern Ethiopia.The principles he used are biblical and applicable in every country of the world.
Outreach Insights presents a 21 century strategy for itinerant preaching in residential communities. It is the retooling of a ministry which has been carried on around the world for almost 2000 years.
Coaching Manual for Itinerant Preachers provides the “how to” for implementing Itinerant Preaching in the 21st century.
The Urban Missionaries’ Association of Canada (UMAC) is a group of men and women devoted exclusively to recruiting, training and deploying urban missionaries (volunteer, part-time, full-time) in Canada and around the world. UMAC members are committed to creating movements of outreach and disciple-making. As part of the Body of Christ it has a unique specialization to offer other members of the Body. The objective of the Outreach is to connect with people who are responding to what God is doing in their lives, to share as much as possible of the Good News with them, and to expect God to continue working in their lives. It is all about introducing Jesus to Outsiders and Outsiders to Jesus.
Brian Fargher’s Ph.D. thesis (University of Aberdeen, 1989), The Origins of the New Churches Movement in Southern Ethiopia, 1928-1948 (E.J.Brill, 1998) shows how the ministry of local and expatriate itinerant preachers laid the foundations for the New Churches’ Movement in southern Ethiopia.

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