Crafting Your Church’s Mission Strategy

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Craig McClun

2016 Mission Leaders Conference
Globally Engaged Churches

Clarity. “Holy strategy.” How can you help your church think and plan strategically for global mission/outreach? This workshop suggests a process where you can give space for your church’s leadership team to determine how God is calling them to fulfill the Great Commission. It will give an overview of tools and resources you can use with a local church to craft its’ mission strategy.

Non-member: Order recordings via the EGAMI AV Order Form.

Categories: MLC2016 Proceedings

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