I was wondering what others think of these 'flash mobs' used by Christians to share their faith. I think it is a great opportunity and would love to participate in one. Here is an example -
Has anyone here participated in one and if so, what was your experience like ?
Also, I think somewhere there is one of these by a Mennonite group that was in a store but not a mall. Can someone provide that link.
Christian Flash Mobs
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Josh
Re: Christian Flash Mobs
I'm not sure it counts as a "flash mob" but last Saturday night a group of 20 of us or so decided to sing some carols in a public place rather spontaneously. That's one of the fun things about acapella singing: you can do it anywhere on a moment's notice.Sudsy wrote:I was wondering what others think of these 'flash mobs' used by Christians to share their faith. I think it is a great opportunity and would love to participate in one. Here is an example -
Has anyone here participated in one and if so, what was your experience like ?
Also, I think somewhere there is one of these by a Mennonite group that was in a store but not a mall. Can someone provide that link.
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MaxPC
Re: Christian Flash Mobs
I think the Holy Spirit inspires believers to use many different teaching methods to spread the news of Christ. After all the first rule of teaching is to get their attention.Sudsy wrote:I was wondering what others think of these 'flash mobs' used by Christians to share their faith. I think it is a great opportunity and would love to participate in one. Here is an example -
Has anyone here participated in one and if so, what was your experience like ?
Also, I think somewhere there is one of these by a Mennonite group that was in a store but not a mall. Can someone provide that link.
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KingdomBuilder