1 Aug 2010

Strategic Mission: Doing it

Putting it all together

Over the last couple of weeks I have raised a number of the questions of strategic mission.

Now its your turn.

I am pleased to include with this post the following link to a booklet for you to download: strategic mission

By clicking on the above link you will find a PDF version of a first draft of a booklet that asks you the questions of Strategic Mission.

As you work through the booklet you will be forced to face real questions.

This booklet doesn’t give the answers.. just the questions.

As you wrestle with the questions you might be surprised at what you come up with.

My hope is that, if God has laid mission on your heart, this booklet and series of posts will give you some of the tools you need to be effective.

If you would like a Microsoft Word version of the document so you can edit it on your computer, simply send me an email to matt@faithreflections.org with “booklet” in the subject line and I will respond with the attachment.

This is the first draft of the booklet. It is something I hope to develop further in the future.

Please let me know what you think

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I am looking forward to be looking at the questions and wrestle with it. Finding it all helpful…looking at this…Thanks for ur work on it..

sheryle schmode

August 1st, 2010 at 11:43 pmpermalink

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