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	Resources Videos Categories Permalink Embed Code Related Bringing non-Nazarene... 1642 Views Master’s Plan... 1835 Views Small Church Outreach... 1377 Views Larry McKain on the... 6339 Views Nazarenes Start Cowboy Churches Info Description Leaders describe cowboy churches and the reasons for them, as well as report on what the Church of the Nazarene is doing to foster the development of cowboy churches in the denomination. Cowboy churches are doing a lot to penetrate unchurched populations. This video is 3 minutes and 15 seconds long. Tags Cowboy, Church, Nazarene, Cowboy, Church, Affinity, churches, Western, churches, Rob, McDonald, Dallas, District, Superintendent, Pastor, Jake, Hershey, Lone, Star, Cowboy, Church, Limestone, County, Pastor, Mike, Meeks, South, Sooner, Cowboy, Church, NewStart, Coordinator, Oklahoma, District, Pastor, John, Spencer Cowboy Church Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Rating: 0.0 (0 Votes) View Original Video Share Video Comments Comments 0 #3 Debbie & Don Wagner 2010-11-26 17:04 Pastor John Spencer had been our Pastor in the Nazarene church in New York. He and his whole family are very sadly missed, much more than words can explain. The Lone Star Cowboy Church is so very blessed to have them there and we love seeing all the accomplishments they are making. We can't wait till the day we get to visit and be a part of it all. Quote 0 #2 Billl + Carol Shearr 2010-11-26 07:42 We were in Nevada, Texas when the Lone Star Cowboy Church had its first Sunday. We were SO impressed with Pastor John and his group. We are from Florida and attend the Wesley Chapel Church of the Nazarene, if we lived in Texas we would certainly attend Pastor John's Cowboy Church in Nevada, Texas. Blessings to all cowboys. Quote 0 #1 Craig Laughlin 2010-11-24 10:50 Love it! I am not a cowboy but I applaud the effort to reach people in their culture. Quote Refresh comments list RSS feed for comments to this post. Add comment Name (required) E-mail Notify me of follow-up comments Refresh Send Cancel


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	Testimonials Don W. Dunnington I read the latest issue of Grace & Peace over the weekend. At a gathering of my colleagues in the School of Theology and Ministry at SNU, I mentioned that it was one of the best collections of articles for ministers in the Church of the Nazarene that I've seen for some time. Congratulations! Walter S. MacPherson, Jr. Thank you for this issue of Grace & Peace. I received it in the mail yesterday and read the articles that caught my attention the most last evening. I read all the rest this evening. Rondy M. Smith, Ed.D. I have loved the intentional attempt to speak to a younger, contemporary audience...i.e. the smart phone scans in the current issue and even the bobble-heads! Dr. Janet Smith Williams Nothing but praises for this issue of Grace & Peace. It’s about time we had a renewal of Wesleyan-Holiness theology. I spent my evening reading the magazine. Jonathan Phillips I really enjoy reading G&P magazine. As a Nazarene missionary serving in Romania, it helps by keeping me connected to what is going on at home, as well as giving ideas for ministry here. R. Lee Ellingson One of the things I really like -- and it is highlighted in the current (Summer-Fall 2011) issue -- is how G&P seeks to keep us connected to our Wesleyan roots, even as it helps equip us to forge ahead into and beyond post-modernity. Morton L. Estep I really am enjoying G & P mag. It is the best mag that is published. I would be willing to pay for this one!! Seriously, the latest edition is great, as have been all the others. We do have a great challenge to both stay true to our Wesleyan-Holiness DNA, and stay relevant to the issues of today. Pastor Craig Laughlin Very well done! It is wonderful to see articles that add both depth and breadth to our understanding of holiness. Pastor Dennis Kidd I really enjoy Grace and Peace magazine. It is filled with great articles that address current issues that are not only important to the pastor but also to laity as well. I find the articles most refreshing and challenging. Thank you for this great magazine. Rob Staples Let me express my appreciation for the magazine, especially the summer/fall 2011 issue. John Ramsey After the first issue of Grace and Peace I have looked forward to the others. As a pastor I am often unimpressed with the overt focus on practical/contextual issues at the cost of theological reflection. Grace and Peace is proving to be a good balance between both. David L. Tobey, MDiv I find Grace and Peace a wonderful resource for affirming our Nazarene heritage, and our place in the big picture of Christianity without jettisoning that God-called heritage. I really enjoy Grace and Peace, and consider it a great privilege to receive it. Tom Nees Bryon, I think you have developed an approach in Grace and Peace that is relevant and interesting. Meri Janssen-Bond This issue of Grace and Peace had so much good content. As I read through the 5^th issue I was inspired by the content enough to reflect on my faith and who we all are as Christians. I would hope that that is the purpose of any religious publication, but it doesn’t always appear to be. Sarah E. McGee My excitement about the Bobble Head collection and the applications for smart phones and other devices is that there is now a tangible and technologically relevant way to reach and share the message of holiness to younger generations that possesses great potential to encourage and inspire. Read more... Follow Grace and Peace on Facebook or Follow our Editor on Twitter


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