Anthea tells all and Mick goes tribal
I couldn’t resist one final plug for our upcoming intensives. But I also wanted to highlight some once off events that will appeal to those working in established churches.
Come and hear Anthea Smits tell the story of how a traditional Pentecostal church has adopted a thoroughly missional posture in their context. Its a great story. And its in Sydney.
And not to be outdone, Melbourne is hosting a youth mission training day with the missional genius from Queensland…Mick Cross.
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I don’t know what happened, but I can’t seem to make these thumbnails behave and I have lost patience in trying to fix it, so you have a skewish blog post. I still hope you will make it if you can.
Ah, the joys of templates and html… I’ts not too bad Alan! See you at the intensive…
al,
you are and will always be my favorite skewish blogger.
I fixed your post Al! - Your beloved web designer!