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Cardboard Testimonies

Today I was reading a post from Jan Owen about something the did at their church. They had people share their testimonies but instead of one or two people standing with a microphone saying the testimony, they had many people write a cardboard testimony. They took a piece of cardboard and on one side wrote the problem, hardship or addiction they faced, and on the other side wrote what God had done to help them through and to conquer it.

Cardboard Testimonies from Jan Owen on Vimeo.

I thought this was really effective because it allowed many people to tell their stories.

What was do you encourage your church members to share their testimony?

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2 comments for “Cardboard Testimonies”

  1. Hi Russell – thanks for the link. I answered your question on my site……..

    Posted by janowen | September 23, 2008, 5:42 pm
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