What would your group think if they showed up for
a Party and it wasn't there -- but had been moved, with only a clue
left behind pointing to the new location (maybe)? How would they
react if a rather serious discussion was spiced up with a little
pizza and a change of location? Who in your group would object to a
Lockin or a Retreat that was a little out of the ordinary?
In my ministry one of the defining features was
the probability of the unexpected. I specialized in the unexpected.
However, the surprises were not random or on the spur of the moment.
Each, from the tiniest program tweak to major surprise events were
carefully planned so that they wouldn't go awry or have unforeseen
consequences. For the next so many weeks I will be mixing into my
blog entries about surprises. In keeping with my practice of not
covering one subject from beginning to end and possibly losing people
that are not interested in that particular subject, I will spread
these out. However, as with other topics, you can click on the
“Surprises” topic and get all the blog entries up to that point
in time. I will have two types of entries, theoretical issues (why,
when, things to watch for) and details on specific surprise
activities.
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