I’m actually mentioning it because I enjoyed their recent post, Don’t Reduce It To Polemics!.  It’s a great summary of thoughts on sharing, evangelism, "felt needs", etc, particularly in the context of Quebec, Canada.  Here’s how it starts:

Last week I had a fascinating discussion concerning "evangelism" with a group of pastors.

A few undigested thoughts:

First of all, (and this may be the most controversial) it seems that we need to take care in using the term "evangelism". I prefer something else; like maybe "being a witness".

Why? "Evangelism," at least in my experience with many, many churches, automatically connotes some sort of argument…

What do you think?  Stop by the post and share your thoughts.

St-Jérôme Quebec
Photo courtesy of Yvan Leduc

Hidden in the continant of North America are a few large areas with very few believers.  Amazing considering the Christians and resources that are available right there.  One of these areas is Québec, Canada.  Québec is the largest province in Canada, covering 1,542,056 km2, and home to over 7.5 million people, the majority French speaking.

Do we have any missionary bloggers in Quebec?  Mais oui! Rob and Martine Karch can be found at Bringing Hope to Quebec, a blog with pictures, video and stories of what God is doing in one corner of the province.  Thier news feed isn’t working at this time, but you can explore their website.  There’s lots there about their ministry and the need there.

The title of this post came from one of their posts entitled Seeing… and Seeing.  Read about an activity this group of believers did and how it got them thinking.  And remember to pray for Québec.