Always Talk to Stangers, by David Wygant.
This is how I do it.
The book is about how to meet people, how to find dates, etc.
I recommend parents buy this book for their future missionaries when they are about 17 years old (or a mature 16.)
You don't have to tell your future (hopeful) missionary that this book is about missionary work. That's merely a stealth aspect of the book. But the techniques are basically the same, and they boil down to one thing: ALWAYS TALK TO STRANGERS. This book teaches you how to do it.
If you're a parent of a 17 year old, or a ward mission leader, I challenge you to read this book, and leave a comment.
Labels: ideas, mission prep, missionary preparation
posted by Bookslinger @ 12:17 PM
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Hello,
I hope you don't mind answering a couple of questions I am asking all believers everywhere;
Do you believe that God sent His only Son Jesus Christ to start a new religion called Christianity?
And Where is the text in the bible that supports the popular Christian belief that God sent His only Son Jesus Christ to start a new religion called Christianity?
That's a good question. But that isn't the topic of this blog.
Check out www.Mormon.org or www.LDS.org, or other blogs to see how Latter-day Saints would answer that question.
Hi Bookslinger,
So sorry to intrude I thought you folks liked to talk to strangers. I guess I was wrong do carry on with your book slinging.
If you want to talk about the publishing or distribution of non-English Bibles or non-English copies of the Book of Mormon, I'll gladly engage. Because that's the topic of this blog.
Your above questions are just plain off topic here, and there are other places where those questions would fit in.
www.Mormon.org has a place where you can chat live with representatives (missionaries) of the LDS church.
If you prefer to discuss on blogs, try www.ldsblogs.org to find places where your topics will fit in.
I wish you a joyous Christmas season.
Bought it per your recommendation, going to start reading it right now.
Hrmm... I'm supposed to buy $3,500 in suits, then buy some designer jeans, and lots of button down t-shirts, and men aren't allowed to have facial hair unless they are Steven Spielberg or Brad Pitt, and I'm supposed to get facials, manicures, pedicures and go to a stylist instead of my barber...
Hrmmm.... Well that's the first half of the book, guess I'll read the second half of the book tomorrow and hope I didn't waste f bucks.
I bought the book today. It sounds really interesting. I'll let you know what I think when it arrives and I read it.
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