Operation Classroom is a United Methodist Mission to Liberia and Sierra Leone whose major goal is to upgrade the UM educational schools and assist in developing their health care ministry
A Keynote Address at the Anglican Students' Federation [ASF Namibia] by the ASF Namibia Chairperson, Mr. Fillemon Shilongo, on behalf of the main speaker of the event, The Right Bishop of Anglican Diocese of Namibia.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church as a global organisation is designed to place the local church in the driving seat when it comes to mission and leadership. Every 4-5 years (5 years globally) we elect administrators to serve the global movement to equip, resource and build the capacity of members towards mission.
In the run up to the 63rd Session of South England Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Luke Whyte, Leader of Templeway Church conducted a 30-day satirical campaign to be elected as president of the South England Conference and in the process; stimulated cross-generational dialogue and engagement in the workings of the church as an organisation, set out a compelling manifesto for change and highlighted some of the more subtle and insidious challenges within the cultures and dynamics of our church as an organisation.
In the eventuality of winning, Luke was fully prepared and ready to execute a clear mission and compelling vision. Although NEVER done before in the Seventh-day Adventist context, Luke Whyte created and presented his manifesto, all through social media. He solicited feedback, responded and clarified where necessary.
Here is that manifesto.
#luke4prezident
#LocalMissionGlobalVision
#Vision2020
A Keynote Address at the Anglican Students' Federation [ASF Namibia] by the ASF Namibia Chairperson, Mr. Fillemon Shilongo, on behalf of the main speaker of the event, The Right Bishop of Anglican Diocese of Namibia.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church as a global organisation is designed to place the local church in the driving seat when it comes to mission and leadership. Every 4-5 years (5 years globally) we elect administrators to serve the global movement to equip, resource and build the capacity of members towards mission.
In the run up to the 63rd Session of South England Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Luke Whyte, Leader of Templeway Church conducted a 30-day satirical campaign to be elected as president of the South England Conference and in the process; stimulated cross-generational dialogue and engagement in the workings of the church as an organisation, set out a compelling manifesto for change and highlighted some of the more subtle and insidious challenges within the cultures and dynamics of our church as an organisation.
In the eventuality of winning, Luke was fully prepared and ready to execute a clear mission and compelling vision. Although NEVER done before in the Seventh-day Adventist context, Luke Whyte created and presented his manifesto, all through social media. He solicited feedback, responded and clarified where necessary.
Here is that manifesto.
#luke4prezident
#LocalMissionGlobalVision
#Vision2020
State of Puppet - Puppet Camp Barcelona 2013Puppet
Chris Spence delivers the "State of Puppet" at Puppet Camp Barcelona 2013. Learn about upcoming Puppet Camps at http://puppetlabs.com/community/puppet-camp/
State of Puppet - Puppet Camp Barcelona 2013Puppet
Chris Spence delivers the "State of Puppet" at Puppet Camp Barcelona 2013. Learn about upcoming Puppet Camps at http://puppetlabs.com/community/puppet-camp/
Presentation by James Goodman, Associate Director for Program at The Beecken Center of The School of Theology at the University of the South, at the 2017 Episcopal Youth Event.
Provides information about the plight of orphans in Ukraine and how Christian organizations like World Wide Youth Camps can partner with local churches to build a network of support.
Cultivate Ministry (Programming Model)Kenneth Hall
This is a book created with the purpose to represent what a future ministry could look like. It was designed specifically for a youth ministry, but could be used for any kind of ministry whether that be adult, senior or children's ministry.
1. OPERATION CLASSROOM
Is making a difference . . .
in local churches in the States
and
in The Liberia and Sierra Leone
Annual Conferences of the UMC
2. Operation Classroom was organized
in 1987 to assist the conferences in
revitalizing the laity, by empowering
the laity to become more actively
involved in mission.
3. This revitalization of the laity comes
through Operation Classroom
by following the commands of
Jesus to minister in His name . . .
4. IN
LIBERIA
and
SIERRA LEONE. . .
2 English speaking countries in West Africa
9. FOR 25 YEARS
CHURCHES AND INDIVIDUALS HAVE
PARTNERED WITH OC TO BE INVOLVED
IN MISSION
IN LIBERIA AND SIERRA LEONE
10. AND PARTNERED WITH
16 OF THE 50
UM HIGH SCHOOLS
AND 10 OF THE 400
UM ELEMENTARY
SCHOOLS
11. LOCAL CHURCHES PARTNER WITH
ONE OR MORE OF THE OC SCHOOLS
TO PROVIDE MEMBERS THE
OPPORTUNITY TO. . .
DO GOOD with
hands-on mission projects
12. TO STAY IN LOVE WITH GOD
THROUGH SERVING OTHERS
“… Let us not love
with words or
tongue but with
actions and truth.”
13. TO TAKE RISKS IN MISSION
IN TWO DEVELOPING NATIONS
WITH EXTRAVAGANT GENEROSITY
by . . .
Providing work-study grants
to students who could not
attend school otherwise.
($100 for one work-study
grant for one school year.)
21. 3 ways to give financially
• Through the General Board of Global
Ministries == advance special
• Through a credit card (on our website)
• By direct giving to the OC office