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Start a spiritual dialogue with pictures
Soularium provides 50 4x6 original photographic images and simple exploring questions that allow the user to engage in one-on-one spiritual conversations with non-believers.
Here is a sample introduction and question of how you can use Soularium to transtion into the Gospel with a student(s).
Hi, I’m _________ . We are exploring how people in this community describe their life and spiritual journey through images. Can we ask you a few questions about these images?- Which 3 images would you choose to describe your life right now? What does each one of these represent about your life?
- Which 3 images represent what you WISH were a part of your life right now? Why? What desire does each image represent?
- Which image would you choose to describe God? (If they say “I’m atheist” ask: Which image describes that?)
- Think about your life so far. Which image best describes what you’ve experienced spiritually? Why? What does that image represent?
- When you think about your own spiritual life or journey, which image best represents what you wish were true? Why? What does that image represent?
- Can I show you, which images I chose for my spiritual journey?
- Can I take a few minutes to explain how you can begin a personal relationship with God?
If yes – explain the booklet.
If no – offer to leave the booklet with them.
Companion Web site
Mysoularium.com, a companion Web site, gives another opportunity for participants to explore spiritual issues
Where to order it:
http://www.campuscrusade.com/WSN/soul.htm
What people think:
"I've done [evangelism] surveys for 5 years and I've never had strangers willing to share the things they did." Lindsay Koch, from New York City.
"In my opinion, it's the best tool since the Four Spiritual Laws booklet." Demarick Patton, from Orlando, FL.
"[Soularium] got spiritual conversations started easier than any other tool I've seen." Tricia Dealy from Waco, Texas.