ReFrame offers a unique blend of intellectual rigour and practical theology by engaging a wide variety of teachers and practitioners. Each episode features world-class lectures by Regent College professors, real-world examples from practitioners, and insight from prominent Evangelical thought leaders.
ReFrame Participants Guide
Speaker(s): ReFrame ReFrame
Date: 2014
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Product ID: RGDV0004RF
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Description
Our lives are increasingly complex and so is our modern world. As a result, Christians often struggle to connect what they believe with what they do day by day. ReFrame addresses this challenge through a 10-week, film-based series that helps Christians connect faith with all of life; whether that be tending a garden, caring for children, pastoring a church, or negotiating a business deal.
Full-colour Participant Guide designed for participants to use alongside the ReFrame digital or DVD set. Guide includes recommendations for group format, discussion questions, activities, lecture outlines, and space for notes and reflections.
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More information about the product including customer reviews, free previews, and best practices for how to use the course can be found at www.reframecourse.com.
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