Tweeting with God Manual: #Exploring the Catholic Faith Together - Remery, Michel
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This manual explains creative and proven methods for using Tweeting with GOD (#TwGOD), which answers questions about the faith in a fresh and modern way. The program consists of the book Tweeting with GOD, an app, a website, and a presence on various social media. In answer to questions from group leaders and teachers in several countries, now there is this manual to help with maximizing the potential of these resources. Features of this book include: - Instructions for organizing faith-sharing groups for different age levels - Ways to incorporate the program in sacrament preparation programs…mehr

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This manual explains creative and proven methods for using Tweeting with GOD (#TwGOD), which answers questions about the faith in a fresh and modern way. The program consists of the book Tweeting with GOD, an app, a website, and a presence on various social media. In answer to questions from group leaders and teachers in several countries, now there is this manual to help with maximizing the potential of these resources. Features of this book include: - Instructions for organizing faith-sharing groups for different age levels - Ways to incorporate the program in sacrament preparation programs - Ideas for building trust and encouraging participation - Tips for scheduling and planning meetings
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Fr. Michel Remery is a Dutch Catholic priest and the author of the internationally best-selling book Tweeting with GOD. He worked for many years in a number of parishes in the Netherlands, with a special focus on youth and young adult ministry. Prior to the priesthood, he worked for the Dutch Royal Air Force and an engineering firm in the Baltic States. He studied theology in Rome and is currently the vice secretary general of the Council of European Episcopal Conferences (CCEE).