Call-A-Friend Network

Here is a strategy for setting up in-person groups and connecting them to each other and social media.

After bringing together an in-person circle of Christian friends for support and discussion for peacefully resolving challenges Christians face today, call a friend in a nearby city and talk with them about doing the same.

Pass it on.  After bringing together an in-person circle of Christian friends for support and discussion for peacefully addressing challenges Christians face today, call a friend in a nearby city and talk with them about doing the same.  If that friend is able to set up their own group, their next step is to call a friend in another city and ask them to do the same.  This is a strategy for setting up Christian communities across a state or region that can turn into an integrated, large-scale network.

These networks can grow across a state or region and then across a country.  Each individual contacted only needs to bring together a small group.  People are calling like-minded friends to set up each new group, which makes the process less difficult. 

Significant goals for these groups to focus on concern topics such as promoting Christianity’s presence.  For example, after a network is set up across a state or region, a day can be scheduled where all members wear a Christian t-shirt in the public.  Each member could post the plan to their social media pages in advance, encouraging others to do the same.  On a given day, you’d then have a number of people across a state or region out in the public with shirts with messages such as, “I love Jesus.” With in-person groups in the network, five people could be seen together in a given place with these t-shirts to amplify the message. The practically non-existent state of Christianity’s presence in many public places would suddenly be changed.