Net Ministries: The Benefits Of A NET Ministry

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Everyone struggles to have a loving relationship with Christ. Myself struggled to love him, pray and to look for him in the darkest time. There are people in the community that help others connect with Christ, and have a stronger relationship. NET Ministries, the ministry that I researched seemed to connect the youth with Christ, have a large impact on the community and a very special history. People in the community become more humble in God's love and seek to reach out and make more connections with Jesus himself after attending NET Ministries, so why are they so significant? NET ministries have impacted the community significantly, there teachings change the way people view Christ. Multiple teachings that they offer are “With Great Power” …show more content…
For example the social media community can either hate you, or love you. You need to have a good reputation in the community, well good for NET ministries people absolutely love them and cherish them. Samuel Wong a recent individual that attended one of NETs retreats and that has worked for them posted a very good review on NETs work. Samuel says,”Powerful, active, forward thinking Ministry that does an excellent job of forming its missionaries, and evangelizing those who attend events, youth and adults alike. I worked with NET for two years, and honestly can't recommend any other program more in terms of spiritual formation and true Catholic Christianity.” Other reviews online are also very positive about this ministry. Even a Bishop from the New Orleans named Gregory M. Aymond mentioned that,“NET Ministries have been a source of many blessings in the Archdiocese of New Orleans. Not only has their ministry in our parishes and schools brought young people into a deeper relationship with the Lord Jesus, but some of those same young people from our archdiocese have joined the National Evangelization Teams themselves to give back what they received. I particularly appreciate that NET works within our existing parish and school structures to help those places become more vibrant faith communities. NET has been both a light of the new evangelization and an example of young people becoming co-workers in the Lord’s vineyard as lay ministers.” NET has made a large impact in the community with very positive outcomes. They have been huge in the community, so when did NET start and who is behind this successful

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