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This strategy is being used effectively and working within various denominational groups: Salvation Army in Australia United Brethren in Christ Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Presbyterian Church USA Southern Baptists Pentecostal Church of God Trinity Fellowship Association of Churches Seventh Day Adventists
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Big Question We Constantly Get is HOW CAN WE SEE GOD BLESS OUR
CONGREGATIONS WITHOUT BECOMING GHC?
Our Answer
IMPLEMENT A STRATEGY WITH A HANDFULL OF CONGREGATIONS THAT ADOPTS THE BASIC PRINCIPLES WITHOUT CHANGING YOUR DENOMINATION.
This strategy is being used effectively and working within various denominational groups: Salvation Army in Australia United Brethren in Christ Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Presbyterian Church USA Southern Baptists Pentecostal Church of God Trinity Fellowship Association of
Churches Seventh Day Adventists
Key Assumptions Underlying the Strategy People Must be Attracted to Accountability
They Cannot be Compelled Any Denominational Entity is Changed One
Congregation at a Time Change Will Not Occur in Dying
Organizations without Significant Pain All Lasting Change Requires Truth Telling
and Hope Those Leading the Change Must Lead From
Knowledge and Effective Experience
THREE PART STRATEGY (Layered Learning) Pastoral Groupings (Clusters)
Accountability Leadership Congregational Health Missional Thinking
Consultations Great Commission Accountability Congregational Health Influence Communities Missional Thinking
Lay Training Great Commission Congregational Health Missional Thinking
Pastoral Groupings (Clusters) Covenant Based
Pastors Covenant with Each other Denomination Covenants with the Pastors
Meet One Day a Month for a Minimum of Twelve Months – Focus: Leadership Congregational Health Spiritual Formation
Leader Must Have More Knowledge and Effective Experience Than any Pastor in the Cluster
Congregational Consultations The Part of the Strategy that
Actually Produces Change
Two Parts: Week End Line in the Sand Event One Year Coaching with Someone on
the Church Campus Each Month
Week End Consultation Begins Two Months Before –
Congregational Self-Study Interviews and Focus Groups on Friday Evaluation and Training with Leaders
on Saturday Preaching and Congregational Report
on Sunday Deadline Provided to Accept or Reject
the Consultation Report
Consultation Report Top Five Strengths Top Five Concerns Top Five Prescriptions with
Deadlines (Addresses Each Concern)
Deadline to Accept or Reject with Consequences
Year Long Congregational Coaching Someone on the Congregation’s
Campus Each Month Purpose:
Implement the Consultation Report Provide Resources for Health and Growth Help Leaders/Congregation Learn New
Habits and Stop Old Habits Confront Stubborn Power Brokers Provide Accountability
Year Long Congregational Coaching Consultant Must Have More
Knowledge and Effective Experience Than the Pastor
Coach Should Have More Knowledge and Effective Experience Than the Pastor
Lay Training Events During the 12 Month Period – Two Lay
Training Events for Congregations Represented in the Cluster
First Lay Training Event – Describing a Healthy Congregation and how to Become One
Second Lay Training Event – Making the Great Commission THE value that Drives all the Congregation Does
Assumes Trainers Have More Knowledge and Experience than the Pastors Leading the Congregations
RESULTS 50% of the Congregations Participating
Begin to Grow with Evangelism Growth
(This Result Assumes God is Asked to Be a Part of this Strategy)
(This Result Assumes it is Led by those with Both Knowledge and Experience)