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Chargement... The Power of Everyday Missionaries: The What and How or Sharing the Gospel (édition 2012)par Clayton M. Christensen
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Uncomfortable. Intimidating. That is how many people describe member missionary work. Clayton Christensen admits that he and his wife, Christine, felt that way in the past too. But they also recognized the tremendous blessings associated with the work, and they wanted to learn how to share the gospel in ways that would be natural and rewarding. Claytons expertise as an innovator kicked in, and he set out with friends and family members to find a more effective approach to member missionary work. Their refreshing perspectives are presented in this book, which includes inspiring, unusual stories that demonstrate the effectiveness of the ideas. Chances are, you will discover you are already doing a lot of the things mentioned, and with just a little tweak here and there, you will be sharing the gospel naturally as part of your everyday interactions. Along the way, you will feel the deep joy that comes from helping others discover the most precious blessing in the world: the gospel of Jesus Christ. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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It's a trivial point, but here is one thing that I learned (unrelated to the point of the book). Not so long ago, there was a lot of fuss about Web 2.0. That never made sense to me. This made it clear that Web 1.0 was one-way or read-only, and Web 2.0 is two-way, where we also participate in the discussion. ( )