John-Mark shares with us some practicals of sharing the Gospel and one of our longtimers gives us tools on sharing in a power shame culture.

Contextualizing the Gospel in Power and Shame Cultures | Outreach Practicals Week | John-Mark Dyer

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Contextualizing the Gospel in Power and Shame Cultures | Outreach Practicals Week | John-Mark Dyer

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