Perspectives Findlay, OH

06/02/2021

04/19/2021

Resist the temptation to go it alone. Link your life with committed communities of others pursuing the same vision.

04/16/2021

All 15 weeks in one word per lesson! What are you going to do with each one?

04/16/2021

Come to our week 15 Monday night at 6. Come at 5 pm for dinner with the instructor ($5-$8).

Rich Mendola is our instructor!
Also, Monday April 26th—Week 16 is our commissioning event. Bring friends, mentors and anyone who would love to celebrate your journey with Jesus!

Location:
Findlay Evangelical Church
6 pm

Features Perspectives lesson #1 instructor, Andy Seiberhagen!!

04/13/2021

Who is God asking you to partner with to make His name known among the nations?

04/06/2021

Come one, come all!
Commissioning of the Perspectives Spring 2021 Class

Monday, April 26, 2021
6 - 7:30 PM

Findlay Evangelical Free Church
2515 Heatherwood Drive
Findlay, Ohio 45840

Please join us and surround our Spring 2021 Perspectives course students with support as they step forward into the next part of their lives and ministries. Their lives have been marked forever by the heart of God!

If you know someone taking the class, please gather people in their lives and be a part of their journeys! Or, if you’d like to learn more about Perspectives yourself, this would be a great opportunity!

You might just feel a tug at your own heart to want to dive in and learn about God’s missional heart in the next scheduled class! Dates to be announced at the commissioning event.

30 students will be recognized. All 7 Certificate level students and 27 Key reading students will be commissioned.

And, they did this during a pandemic! Talk about perseverance!!

We have special guests joining, live music, an activity and more!

👉 Special thank you to Findlay Evangelical Free Church and Dave Revnak for opening up the church for this final week of our Spring 2021 Course!

04/06/2021

From Satan's point of view, a missiological breakthrough permanently penetrates the darkness of his domain.
From God's point of view, He is at long last welcomed, known and followed.
From the people's point of view, breakthroughs introduce enduring hope.

Will you play a part in a breakthrough?

03/30/2021

Only living things multiply. God has formed the Church as a living thing, to represent His Son's character and to reproduce His Spirit's fruit in every part of the world.

How will you be involved in this multiplication?

03/28/2021

On Palm Sunday, Jesus was rejected by a few, which caused HIm to weep. But He was also welcomed by many. Day after day people thronged to Him and His teaching, celebrating the wonders of the coming kingdom. Palm Sunday may be the clearest picture we have of how God visits an entire community with His transforming power. Today, we celebrate the hope that God will visit His people throughout the world to glorify Himself before the end of the age.

- From Seek God for the City

03/25/2021

We have a wonderful opportunity this coming Saturday, March 27th 11 am -2 pm in Toledo! We have a few openings in our tour!

Mosque tour and debrief
Training to learn how to create first Jesus Conversations with Muslim people...friends. Let’s break down barriers of misrepresentation of Jesus, misunderstandings and plain ‘ole fear-based thinking.

First come, first served.
Please email: [email protected]. Provide your name, # seats requested, phone and email. Instructions and addresses will be sent to those who we are able to accommodate.

03/23/2021

How have you seen God transforming communities?

03/17/2021

Happy ! Patrick was born in Roman Britain and around the age of fourteen, he was captured by pirates and taken to Ireland as a slave. At the time, the people of Ireland were druids and pagans but it was here that Patrick accepted Jesus, which he wrote about in Confessio. When Patrick was twenty, he escaped from captivity after having a dream from God where he was told to head to the coast in order to leave Ireland. Years later, he felt called to take the gospel to Ireland, where he worked as a missionary for 40 years. He often used shamrocks to explain the Holy Trinity and entire kingdoms were eventually converted to Christianity after hearing Patrick's message. After years of living in poverty, traveling, and enduring much suffering he died in Saul, where he had built the first Irish church. Thank you, St. Patrick, for your work reaching Ireland!