Taste of Weavers

Outreach Canada Website / Monday, May 9, 2022

A Taste of “Weavers”

When:

Wednesday May 18, 2022 // 7:00 - 8:30 PM (EDT)

Where:

Online // Zoom

What:

Is there someone who you have wished you could connect with God? The Weavers way of engaging others in conversation may be what you’ve been looking for. Practical. Scripture Engagement. Oral learner-friendly. Conversational. Based on an easy-to-learn, and reproducible framework that you can adapt for everyday conversations with the people who are important to you as well as for spontaneous encounters. Come for a taste of what storyweaving is like.

Facilitated by an international team of practitioners, including Outreach Canada's Ramón Padilla. Taste of Weavers is a Storyweavers Global course.

Registration:

Registration is FREE, but you must register.

To register, visit: Taste of Weavers (Click the "Join the guest list" button and provide the required contact info so we can send you the Zoom link.)

Or to learn more about Storyweaving, check out our blog article: "Conversations as Hospitality"

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A Taste of “Weavers”

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