No Images? Click here November 2019 Dear Alpha Friend, It's almost November and that means one thing...TURKEY🍗! Well, actually it means a few more things, and one of those is that it's nearing the end of your fall Alpha! But wait, Alpha is just the beginning, not the end! That true, so as this Alpha session closes, instead of asking "What's Next?" how about asking WHO: * WHO is going to support them, encourage them, and keep inviting them to be engaged? * WHO is going to encourage them to invite their friends to your next Alpha? Here are six ideas for ways to keep your guests connected, so now you just need to figure out the WHO, and make sure it's just the beginning of their journey! ![]() Thank you again for all you do to share the Gospel through Alpha. At Alpha, it’s very important to us that we never ask new guests to support the work because we would never want anyone to feel they are paying to receive the Gospel. That being said, some of our best supporters are the men and women on local teams who are deeply passionate and committed to the work. BRING YOUR WHOLE TEAM!Register yourself--and encourage your entire Alpha team to register as well-- for a time of prayer, praise, and learning at The Alpha Conference 2020 #TAC20! Read the amazing stories of how The Alpha Conference has empowered and energized entire teams and led them to more fruitful Alphas, which in turn leads to parish culture change! View the video invitation, and then go register! You--and your team--really don't want to miss it! Make an impact for God's kingdom! (Ticket prices increase the first of December, so register soon!) ![]() · Explore Alpha, the basics -- register for November 12 at noon Eastern. Registering for either/both will ensure that you receive an email follow-up with the link to the recording, though they are always available on our Alpha Catholic youtube channel. Please reach out to us with questions or if we can be of any assistance with your Alpha story. We are here to support you! Many blessings, Alpha Catholic Context team ![]()
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