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[Video] The Power of Story: Defying the 'Godless New England' Narrative
[VIDEO] Why is it important to share your stories of God at work in your city?
[Video] The Power of Story: Defying the 'Godless New England' Narrative
If you’re ministering in New England, you’re probably familiar with the well-worn “godless New England” narrative. Reports such as this one by the Barna Research Group about America’s most post-Christian cities reinforce this view. But there’s another narrative of New England spiritual vitality that a Barna report doesn't capture.
God is on the move in New England cities. When we share our stories of God at work, we glorify God—and we build one another's faith and vision.
Listen to this brief talk by EGC’s Stacie Mickelson and Caleb McCoy about the importance of story in Christian witness.
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