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Chase Jenkins - "Reaching the Nations Here"
Tom Knight interview Chase Jenkins from First Baptist Church of Durham, NC about international student ministry and reaching the nations here. There is a lot packed in this one, so get ready....
Questions discussed are:
• How do you do international ministry at FBC Durham?
• How did you get into international student ministry, or ISM?
• What people groups do you work with?
You might share this episode with:
• people interested in cross-cultural ministry
• missions pastors
You might also listen to:
Episode 19 - Bart Glasgow "The importance of Friendship Families Amongst International Students"
Episode 18 - Neal Eller "The importance of Friendship Families Amongst International Students"
For more information on ISM check out Welcoming the Nations.
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The views expressed by guests on the NCL podcast are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of the BSCNC.
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By No Campus Left TeamTom Knight interview Chase Jenkins from First Baptist Church of Durham, NC about international student ministry and reaching the nations here. There is a lot packed in this one, so get ready....
Questions discussed are:
• How do you do international ministry at FBC Durham?
• How did you get into international student ministry, or ISM?
• What people groups do you work with?
You might share this episode with:
• people interested in cross-cultural ministry
• missions pastors
You might also listen to:
Episode 19 - Bart Glasgow "The importance of Friendship Families Amongst International Students"
Episode 18 - Neal Eller "The importance of Friendship Families Amongst International Students"
For more information on ISM check out Welcoming the Nations.
_________
Like us on Facebook
@NoCampusLeft on Twitter
The views expressed by guests on the NCL podcast are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of the BSCNC.