When this comes alive in us, we become a natural demonstration of the supernatural love of Christ. It is like we become a natural door that opens the door for God to work through and for supernatural things to happen.

Below we listed the four areas that we all participate in and learn to walk out during Chain Reaction. Each of these ventures are a part of the week so that you can take them back and do them at anytime, any place to a walk to your talk.

Read them over and feel free to e-mail us with any comments or questions you may have.

Prayer Walks:
What:  Praying and walking in public places that have spiritual significance.
Taught:  In the morning sessions we will give practical how to's and what to's, then we go do it.
Method:  Walk and pray around places that have significance to the city and the outreach.
Ministry:  We will be in the public and need to meet and talk with the people while we pray.

Random Acts of Kindness:
This is one of the most effective and exciting times of ministry during Chain Reaction.
What:  Going to public places and finding ways to serve people.
Taught:  To have a mission perspective lifestyle. A.K.A. being an EVANGELUTIONARY.
Method:  Each small group will pray, hear and obey by doing it that day.
Ministry:  By serving people and acting on our faith it will break down so many barriers that often keep us from being able to share the message of Christ's love. It is the light shining in the darkness by using a tangible act to earn the right to be heard.

Work Projects:
What:  Doing something for someone who can't or won't do it for themselves.
Taught:  On the job skills, assessments and initiatives bringing a tangible witness.
Method:  Each project will be indigenous to each city; instruction will be given on site.
Ministry:  It is a labor of love.

Feet for the Street:
What:  One on one witnessing in public places.
Taught:  How to share your faith and be ready to give an answer for what you believe.
Method:  Using the Word of God and your personal testimony to tell the story.
Ministry:  Presenting the gospel to a dying world.