Josh Hunt
Key Dates Sought:I always love adding dates to existing trips. I offer a discount on travel when this is the case. These are some key opportunities I am looking for. For details, see www.joshhunt.com/schedule.htm
For details on hosting a conference, see www.joshhunt.com/conference.htm Georgia dates soughtSeptember 26, 29 January 11 January 21, 24 February 11, 13 March 6, 8 April 29 May 1 Texas dates soughtSeptember 8 September 20, 22 January 3, 5, 2009 January 16, 19, 2009 March 1, 3, 2009 August 14, 17, 2009 Louisiana dates soughtSeptember 8 September 20, 22 October 6 January 3, 5, 2009 January 19, 2009 August 14, 2009 Arkansas dates soughtSeptember 8 September 20, 22 October 6 January 3, 5, 2009 January 19, 2009 March 1, 3, 2009
New John Maxwell Study!http://www.joshhunt.com/25waysIndex.htm
New Conference AvailableI have just completed a study where I asked 1000 teachers a dozen questions to help understand what makes groups grow. This is now available in a new conference. If you missed the articles I did on this study, see: http://www.joshhunt.com/mail252.htm http://www.joshhunt.com/mail253.htm http://www.joshhunt.com/mail254.htm http://www.joshhunt.com/mail255.htm http://www.joshhunt.com/mail256.htm http://www.joshhunt.com/mail257.htm
Email meIf you want to email me you could reply to this email but that nearly always goes to my spam filter. (Go figure: replies to my own email goes to my spam filter!) Anyway, it will work better if you start a fresh email to josh@joshhunt.com
Everything you need to get your groups doubling in one package. Discounted 60% off individual pricing.
Learn to Double Online:www.joshhunt.com/DoubleOnline.htm
Teach your group to double:www.joshhunt.com/DoubleLessons.htm
Conferences Available:Several conferences are available to train your teachers. See details at http://www.joshhunt.com/overview.htm |
| Should we cut the outreach budget?During of economic pressure, the question invariably comes up: perhaps we should cut the outreach budget. I want to argue that that is not a good idea, and I want to make the argument from an economic perspective. Of course, we could make this argument from many other, more noble perspectives--things like the glory of God: God deserves to be treated better than he is treated on your cul de sac and mine. Or, we could make this argument: people matter to God. They ought to matter to us and we should not let economic pressure get in the way of that. But, in my experience, these arguments sound a little other-worldly. They are interested in how to balance the checkbook. This is an argument that speaks their language. Money spent on outreach, if spent effectively, will leave us with more money at the end of the year, not less. Let me show you why. This argument could apply to any kind of effective outreach, from an advertizing campaign to money to take guests out to dinner to gifts for guests to an old fashioned revival to hosting a double your class conference. The key word is effective outreach--that is, outreach that effectively results in brining people to Christ and His church. |