Ministry Idea
David Park’s recent post made me think about church minsitry. I can’t guess where your church is at. Like church plants can be preoccupied or hampered with small man power…and it just seems worthwhile to have ministries which confront our society (for the gospel). And David Park talked about the abuse of women, and in particular in the Asian American/Asian community. We need to stop the violence. (that’s a great slogan, don’t you think?)
I have been thinking about outreach ministries. I think that churches outside of the Bible belt have been working hard on presenting the Gospel in new, engaging, and challenging ways. Seems to me that we aren’t as innovative…until I came across a church in Alabama (the pastor was at Chapel a few years ago and had spoke at one of Dr. S. Tsoi’s Youth Camps in Phx). The church decided not to televise a worship service but to have a hunting show.
So I thought that my seminary should do a “This Old House” Type show…or that a Chinese church do a cultural broadcast, or cooking show, or martial arts, and of course like that hunting show, present the gospel at the end.
For a few years I’ve been holding on to an idea about fixing up a Honda to appeal to the “Rice Rocket” crowd. Then on the news I saw this story about the National Guard detailing cars to promote the guard, why not one of our churches “soup” up a car to present the gospel. (The news segment was about a soldier who made a tribute car to his fallen comrades, the army saw it and asked the soldier to detail cars to promote the army). We could “pimp” our church vans! But seriously I know tons of Asian guys getting all into their rice rockets…can you see it, we can have gospel stickers to place on our windshields. Jesus written in Kanji…ok, j/k about that…but definitely invision going out, opening up the trunk and sharing with the young men and women. “Ladies; gents, your cars will rust away one day, just as we do too. Like our cars our souls need preventative maintenance…”
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