We have exciting news for all you resourceful people out there. As we march towards the end of the year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how we can contribute to our community’s growth. That’s why we are excited to announce the MartinsList Upload Challenge!
What’s the Challenge?
The concept is simple yet impactful. We’re inviting you to upload as many quality resources as you can to MartinsList, our go-to platform for sharing and discovering valuable ministry tools. This challenge isn’t just about quantity; it’s about enriching our collective knowledge base with meaningful content.
Why Participate?
Besides the joy of sharing and learning, there’s an amazing incentive waiting for you. The person who uploads the highest number of resources by midnight on December 31st will receive a fantastic reward – a six-book collection penned by the renowned Dr. Andrew Root. His insights on ministry, theology, and youth work are nothing short of transformative, and these books could be a game-changer for your ministry journey.
Who is Dr. Andrew Root?
For those who might not be familiar, Dr. Andrew Root teaches at Luther Seminary in St. Paul. He is leading voice in the world of faith formation and practical theology. His books blend deep theological insights with practical applications, making them a must-read for anyone in ministry.
What Books?
The collection we’re giving away includes:
- Faith Formation in a Secular Age
- The Pastor in a Secular Age
- The Congregation in a Secular Age
- Churches and the Crisis of Decline
- The Church After Innovation
- The Church in an Age of Secular Mysticisms
How to Participate?
- Head over to MartinsList, log in and start uploading your resources. You can upload any resource that you have created.
- Resources can range from Bible study guides, retreat outlines, event plans, youth gathering materials, adult leader trainings, youth ministry games, to small group guides – anything that you think will benefit our faith community.
- In the first week of January, we will be tallying them up the resources as the deadline approaches, and announcing the winner.
Final Thoughts
This challenge is more than a competition; it’s a chance to come together as a community and pool our wisdom for the greater good. So, let’s get uploading, and may the most resourceful person win!
Remember, the deadline is December 31st at midnight. Let’s make this a fun, resource-full end to the year!
Happy uploading, and may the best resource sharer win!
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PS – Stay tuned for updates, and don’t forget to share this challenge with your friends and fellow ministry workers. Let’s make this a collective effort to enrich our community!
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