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- Create a plan for inviting your neighbors to events
at the church (Christmas & Easter services, Friend
Day, ‘Ohana
Groups, seminars).
- Host an “Open House” to get to know your
neighbors. (Hand deliver the invitations so that you
make face-to-face contact).
- See the schools as a mission field. Volunteer as a
chaperone for field trips, dances grad night or PTA.
- Establish a guestroom in your house to house missionaries & pastors.
- Invite a friend to go to a movie with you, and then,
over coffee, utilize the movie to discuss their outlook
on life.
- Leave a piece of evangelistic literature for a waiter
or waitress along with a generous tip!
- Memorize Luke 19:10 and create a list of the potential “lost” people
you’d like to reach in your area.
- Invite some people from other cultures into a discussion
on the question, “What do you think a Christian
is?”
- Make a list of various ethnic and cultural groups
you come across on Oahu.
- Memorize I John 3:16-18.
- Attend a local cultural or ethnically distinctive
event in an effort to understand the cultures around
your area.
- Read Matthew 25 and try to identify one project per
month that you can do for the types of people Jesus
lists.
- Read Six Dangerous Questions by Paul Borthwick.
- Pray for the country on the label of your clothes.
- Get an up-to-date map of the world and prominently
post it to provoke prayer.
- Pray for a week for the Muslim countries in North
Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, and Indonesia.
- Pray for your children to be open to wherever God
might call them in service around the world.
- Start an email or pen pal connection to an international
missionary.
- Pick up a copy of “On-Mission” or “Commission” magazine
to continue your mission education.
- Listen to CNN or other world news report and pray
through the countries mentioned.
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