Outreach

Looking for Great Christmas Outreach Ideas

Chuck Warnock

27 Apr 2010 — 1 min read

I'm looking for great Christmas outreach ideas, and if your church has one I would like to hear about it. The only criteria is that the idea has to have worked in a "small" congregation of less than 300 in worship. Leave a comment here, with a brief sketch of your idea -- what you did, why you did it, and what results were produced during your Christmas outreach. Leave a link or email address for me to get back in touch with you.

If your idea is chosen, your church's story might get told in my "Small Church, Big Idea" column in Outreach magazine. Merry Christmas in April!

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