Description: Inspire your Neophytes to get involved in parish life and the ministry of the Church and to help others join the journey of faith. It's recommended that catechists first read Pope John Paul II's encyclical Redemptoris Missio in preparing the lesson, but this is not required.

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Ideas for use: Evangelization Teams, Staff Retreats, Ministry Workshops, Pentecost events, prayer groups, etc. Good for the final Mystagogy class of RCIA as a send-off into the mission of the Church.
The same presentation can be readily adapted to a parish seminar about evangelization at any time of year. It's especially ideal for Pentecost.

It can also be used to launch a 4-week small-group discussion program. See the Mission of the Redeemer Study Guide.

Licensing Information: Each PPT comes with a Small Group License, which provides unlimited use for unlimited years in one program such as RCIA. For example, each grade level in the children's program of your Religious Education Department counts separately and requires the purchase of additional licenses.

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