Sinobach @sinbach@dingdash.com

TRULY! My favorite show of ALL time.

Join us for the 12 days of Christmas prayer for the persecuted church in Sudan. https://backtojerusalem.com/day-8-sudan-12-days-of-christmas-prayers/

@kaleb - www.dingdash.com explains it best, but basically we are a group of Christians from around the world that have broken away from corporate social media. Many of the Christians that have signed up on DingDash come from countries where governments persecute them and block their social media accounts. currently we have about 2k users. We are also changing the platform a bit and have a few things on our Mastodone network that other networks do not have. for instance we allow 1,000 characters, and will soon have live broadcasting.

@kaleb - we have a lot of friends on DingDash. We are like a family. Glad to see you on here.
Blessings!

@KarlGessler Mary did you know is one of my all-time faves!

Spending Christmas in Tennessee. Love this state!

Hey DingDash family, we have some fellow trouble makers that have broken from the system and have signed on to fellow network @mas.to. Say hello to @linxglory, @mas.to, @karafuto, @Swede, @ozymandias@mas.to.
We know you signed up on mas.to, BUT welcome to the DingDash family as well.

@Jubilee they had a GREAT mother. i was just kind of along for the ride. 😂

@Jubilee so proud! our oldest is a junior in a senior military college training to be an officer in the Marine Corps and now my youngest will be training to be an officer in the US Space Force.

We are doing 12 Day of Christmas Prayer for the Persecuted Church every day on DingDash.
Today is Somalia.
This is a country where Christmas means something completely different. We asking for believers around the world to join us in prayer as we cry out for the people of Somalia. https://backtojerusalem.com/day-7-somalia-12-days-of-christmas-prayers/

The BTJ Christmas in China project.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvSy2b_GV-0

@StevenBerry that was my thought. why have i never thought of this before? is there a side to this that i am not seeing? is this robbing God? or is this blessing people as the Church is supposed to? I am not sure of the theological implications, BUT i do know that i like the lack of fear in this process. no one is worried about going without. no one is worried about people abusing the system. i saw a joy in the giving last night - a joy that lacked fear. a joy that lacked caution. a joy that gave like God's grace knows no bounds. a joy of living life and giving to others without reservation. ....and i liked it

@bethany i have invited the pastor to join us on the podcast. we will see if he is able to. hope so, because i would like to hear more about where the idea came from and how it has played out since they implemented it.