STRATEGIC MISSIONCRAFTING WORKSHOP:

Missional Strategy Coordination in Your Context
—1 day Informational Event for Denominational Executives, Consultants, Para-Church and Mission Agency Directors.

—The fragmentation of 21st century society has created “pockets” of people who live in multiple social worlds. These ethnogroups and sociogroups may cross ethnic, socioeconomic, or other demographic divides as people form relationships on the basis of common values,
attitudes, beliefs, activities, interests or opinions. Based on aspects of social identity, they often display characteristics of a neotribal orientation. A neotribe is a group of people who share a common social identity and use this identity as a means of developing group solidarity. A missional strategy develops a contextual process to reach, disciple, congregationalize, mobilize and reproduce believers among specific neotribal groups: ethnic, lifestyle, lifestage, and religious people groups.

The Strategic Missioncrafting Workshop will introduce you to the basics of 21st century missiology. By understanding the 9 key essentials of missional strategy you will be able to coach your congregations in making the transition from a “Church with Missions” to a “Missionary Congregation.”

Who should attend?

Those Denominational Executives, Consultants, Para-Church and Mission Agency Directors who desire to learn how to apply 21st century missiology to missional strategy development.

What is the typical schedule?

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	STRATEGIC MISSIONCRAFTING WORKSHOP AGENDA
9:00 AM	Introduction
9:15 AM	Biblical View of People Groups
10:15	Break
10:30	Developing Missional Competency
12:00	Lunch
1:00	Developing Missional Strategy
2:15	Break
2:30	Managing Missional Development
3:30	Q & A  – Discussion
4:00	Adjournment

What are the details?

Cost
Free—Strategic Missioncrafting Workshop for participating Denominational Executives, Consultants, Para-Church and Mission Agency Directors.

Air Transportation / Travel

You are responsible to arrange your own transportation. Please refer to the above schedule when making your travel arrangement

Lodging

Please contact the host site for suggested lodging information if needed.

Meals

Meals are on your own. Water, coffee, and snacks will be provided.