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Rebekah Hurst

Rebekah Hurst is a freelance photojournalist and a former reporter for the Manchester Times. She and her husband, David, live in Manchester, Tenn., and have been blessed with two amazing daughters. They enjoy sharing in fellowship and ministry with their First Baptist Church family.

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Tutor Immigrant Youth

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Evangel United Methodist Church in Holton, Kan., Helps Out Guatemalan Students
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Reach Out: A Family for “Others”

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Destin United Methodist Church in Florida Offers Support to Young Summer Workers From Various Countries
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1800s Re-creation Draws Community

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A New York church transforms its property into a 19th century village, drawing crowds ... and new attendees.
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Try This: Building Bridges With Foreign Exchange Students

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Foreign exchange students swap foods, cultures, with black culture.
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Refugee Ministry: From Friendship to Faith

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A Texas church ministers to Bhutanese refugees.
Service Projects

Sewing Scarves, Caps and Blankets: Danville First Church of the Nazarene in Illinois

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Equip attendees to use their sewing talents to serve others.

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The Timeless Whisper’s Been Here All Along

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To a world on edge, defensive, and hurting, Christians have a responsibility to not only listen to God but also to speak Good News in a way that can actually be heard.

How to Leverage Existing Ministries for Outreach

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“You could launch new outreach ministries without removing any existing ministries, increasing your budget or adding staff.”

Doing Unto Others

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Davis maintains that ministry shouldn’t be about serving at church on a Sunday morning, because those people are already saved. Instead, it should be about doing ministry on the mission field and talking to people who are unchurched.

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