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Create lasting results with a NEW short term mission’s experience. See short term missions as a discipleship & spiritual formation training platform for the one who goes. This new paradigm is in response to the short comings exposed in the new book; Effective Engagement in short term missions; doing it right by Robert J. Priest
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The document provides fundraising recommendations for Lansing Teen Challenge (LTC). It recommends that the board get more engaged to provide direction and oversight. It also recommends a boiler replacement capital project for the board to advocate for and help raise $50,000. Additional recommendations include religious and secular marketing, overcoming the "TEEN" in the name, using a gift chart for fundraising, and developing an annual fundraising plan.
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People ask "Why Desert Ministries?" This presentation with Paul Falkowski, MA, Executive Director talks about the issues in long-term care and why volunteers are so important.
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The document discusses strategies for reaching secular people and increasing initiatives within congregations. It provides profiles of effective Christians who reach secular audiences, including being on mission, developing credibility, and engaging people in reasonable conversation. Themes for outreach include providing instruction, addressing doubts, and meeting needs. Effective congregations see non-disciples as lost people that matter to God, and view themselves primarily as a mission rather than just a gathering of believers.
Transitioning Neighborhoods Need Transforming Ministries (SIC 2008)
The document discusses how neighborhoods are transitioning demographically and geographically due to generational changes. This requires churches to transform their ministries to remain relevant and impactful in their communities. Specifically, the document advocates that churches partner with other faith organizations to increase their volunteer and financial resources in order to collaborate on transforming ministries that meet community needs.
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Heartfulness Magazine - June 2024 (Volume 9, Issue 6)
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- 1. Short Term Missions / long term transformation No Mission worth taking is really “short term”
- 2. Seeking long term transformation in a short term world The Long View The NEW short term missions are as much about learning as teaching. They are as much about receiving as giving. They are as much about what happens after we get home as what happens during the time we are there, and as much about transformation occurring in our own hearts, as in those whom we serve. The truth is most churches are trying to develop exactly this kind of short term missions. The trips themselves may be short, but we want their effect to be lasting: producing lasting friendships, lasting benefits to the people whom we serve and lasting transformation in our own lives.
- 6. History of STM 1949 – Methodist Missions Board 1958 – Wheaton College 1960 – OM & YWAM 1963 – GEM 1966 – Nazarene University 1972 - Taylor University 1980 – Adventures in Missions
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- 9. Case study: Honduras 1998 “Mitch” Building Project - CIOD (Christian Int. Dev. Org.) $2 mil. + reconstruction most used for building 1,082 new homes 31 STM teams each spent $30,000 air, lodging, local expenses Each team built one house normal cost $2,000 (if STM not involved) Transformation Change?: Prayer, volunteering, financial giving, interest in poor countries Self appraisal: 16% significant, 45% slight positive, 40% no change Self appraisal: financial giving to CIDO; 60% significantly increase Triangulate: CIDO 3 year records 75% no donations (church same)
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