CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Our Mission Task  Each church needs to work out its own mission strategy  How can this be enabled by what we do together?

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CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Our Mission Task  Each church needs to work out its own mission strategy  How can this be enabled by what we do together?

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Luke 9: 57-10:24 Principles: Luke 9: 57-10:24 Commitment to prayer Communication of vision Cultural sensitivity Cost awareness Connecting and equipping people Constructive reflection

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Five Core Values 1. A missionary community 2. A prophetic community 3. An inclusive community 4. A worshipping community 5. A sacrificial community

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION In developing any Mission strategy we should first assess the context by Listening Understanding Praying

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION These were the most urgent needs we found: 1.To make the Gospel accessible to non-church-goers 2.To develop more community/social action projects 3. To learn to engage with other cultures 4.To respond to the challenges of new housing development 5.To increase the resources we have available for mission

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION How would we like things to be different in, say, seven years time? Aims must be achievable….. …and measurable

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 1. Every church to offer access to at least one course for faith and discipleship So, by 2010….

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 2. Every church to have at least one community project and a growing concern for issues of peace, justice and the environment

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 3. Every church will have regular opportunities to engage with people from at least one other culture:

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 4. Every church to have a share in Strategic Mission Planning including church planting where appropriate

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 5. Every church owning a responsibility for supporting Baptist mission so that by 2010, through BMS World Mission and Home Mission, we will together be giving £1million for mission every year.

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION In summary: The Regional team and Association Council have a vision that by 2010 every church will have….. 1. A course for faith and discipleship 2. A project in the community for the community 3. A concern to reach across cultural divides 4. A share in strategic mission planning 5. A responsibility for supporting Baptist Mission

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION …..And be supporting all of these activities in informed prayer

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Envision, promote, and teach holistic mission Enable churches to release members for service beyond their local church Encourage inclusive clusters of churches appropriately resourcing one another Explore new ways to respond to church planting and mission opportunities Enlarge our financial resources to implement mission priorities In order to achieve all this we will need to:

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION And everyone involved in our Association will need to understand their role within this Mission Strategy

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Together we can!