I ran out of Chinese-Englidh Gospel tracts yesterday.

My wife and I  are in Singapore for 3 nights on our way to the international conference in Switzerland.  I figured 12 tracts would be enough.  It wasn't.

My favourite interactions:  

Last night I prayed for my neighbours.  Today I'd like to pray for yours.

Here is how I set the mood for last night's prayer meeting:

When people arrived they saw pictures of people scattered across a table.  I asked them to pick one that caught their interest and tell the group what attracted their attention.

After we sang a few songs I told the group that I had not brought any prayer points with me. Instead I wanted them to ask God what we should pray for. 

What do these two pictures have in common?

They are both innovations. One has already changed the world, the other is just starting this process.

I almost missed this evangelistic opportunity.

My daughter and some of her friends planned a picnic in the park near our house.  She sent me an invitation and explained that the picnic was one of the steps they were taking to plant a new church. I gladly accepted the invitation, but thought nothing more about it until the morning of the picnic.

It was then that my wife asked me who I had invited to the picnic.

Ouch.  I had not invited anyone.