WELCOMING INTERNATIONAL VISITORS to Your Church--Capitalize on This Reverse Mission Trip

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WELCOMING INTERNATIONAL VISITORS to Your Church

More and more often these days, churches are welcoming visits from their overseas partners. Good planning and preparation of the congregation will assure that these "reverse missions trips" are mutually beneficial. This month's Postings offers ideas for welcoming international guests, both believers and unbelievers. Don't miss the practical applications for church and agency.

 

Download Welcoming International Visitors now, and forward this email to others who could benefit from these ideas.

 

 

Many of you are briefing, leading, and/or receiving missions teams this summer. My prayer is that each of these will result in long-term transformation of goers, receivers, and sending congregations.

 

Under His banner,

Ellen Livingood

 

ellen@catalystservices.org  

www.catalystservices.org

215.579.4346

PO Box 152, Newtown, PA  18940


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