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Calling all ReKnew friends in D.C.!

A member of our board (Joel Pilger) is developing a video for ReKnew and he needs some volunteers this Saturday. Here’s what he had to say:

I’ll be shooting in DC this Saturday morning. I need a few ReKnew fans and/or supporters that would be willing to appear on camera holding up Manifesto statements.
 
Who am I looking for specifically? CHARACTERS!  Meaning, people that stand out visually / are not generic. For example, just imagine something like:
  • An older black couple standing on the steps of the Capitol, holding up signs:
    • “DON’T CONFUSE THE KINGDOM OF GOD”
    • “WITH THE KINGDOM OF THE WORLD”
  • Several skateboarders standing in front of a picket line of angry protesters, holding up signs:
    • “GET YOUR LIFE FROM CHRIST”
    • “NOT FROM THE RIGHTNESS OF YOUR BELIEFS”
These are just examples. I’m open to suggestions / alternatives / ideas.
If you’re willing to help Joel out you can contact him via Facebook or Twitter here:

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