They Like Jesus but Not the Church: Responding to Culture's Objections to Christianity
This is a DVD small group or classroom curriculum based on the They Like Jesus book.
Dan Kimball: They Like Jesus but Not the Church Participant's Guide: Six Sessions Responding to Culture's Objections to Christianity
Participants study booklet for the DVD.
Dan Kimball: They Like Jesus but Not the Church Curriculum Kit: Responding to Culture's Objections to Christianity
A kit that has a copy of the DVD, the study booklet and a copy of the book They Like Jesus but not the Church.
Sacred Space: A Hands-On Guide to Creating Multisensory Worship Experiences for Youth Ministry (Soul Shaper)
This is written for youth workers and youth ministries and is more of an ideas workbook of prayer stations and other creative expressions of worship and teaching.
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I saw this album cover today on my friend Mark's blog (Boing Boing). Mark was my roommate in college and was the bass player in the band I was in for many years.
Anyway, thought this was very striking hair from this 1960's Christian album. Perhaps this album title will be the required motto and their hairstyle the required one for the evangelism-focused network we are forming.
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