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Question:
"How is ReVision structured?" |
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ReVision is comprised of a three phase process. |
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Readiness
The purpose of phase one, Readiness, is to prepare to implement the ReVision
program within a local congregation. |
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Reflection
The Purpose of phase two, Reflection, is to provide a church-wide forum through
small groups in which the congregation participates in the reshaping of the church's
vision and mission. |
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ReVision
The Purpose of phase three, ReVision, is to formulate and affirm a
re-visioned mission for the local congregation. |
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Question:
"How long will it take to complete the ReVision process?" |
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Once you have received your ReVision package back from Percept, you
should allow about five months to complete the process. This five month period includes
approximately 4 weeks for preparation and recruiting of the ReVision task
force, 8 weeks for the small group Reflection Series, and 6 weeks
for the compiling of information, leadership retreat, drafting of the ReVision plan and
presentation to the congregation. |
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Question:
"What role does the Bible play in ReVision?" |
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The Bible is the historic source of our understanding of God and
what God is doing in the world. Clearly, then, a process in which we are seeking to
re-vision our mission should have the Bible as its essential core. The Bible is integrated
into ReVision through the Reflection series. The Reflection series is presented in eight
sessions designed to include the entire congregation through small groups. |
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Question:
"What will we have at the end of the ReVision process?" |
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ReVision assists a local congregation in the development of
a strategic mission plan with an emphasis on the next three years. |
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The outcomes of ReVision include: |
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A Vision Statement (Beliefs, Mission Context,
Vision and Mission)
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A Three Year Plan (Initiatives and Strategies for Year
One)
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A better understanding of vision and its role in the mission
of a church from a Biblical perspective.
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A better understanding of how mission relates to specific ministries and
programs.
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A better understanding of the mission environment of
a local congregation.
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A greater commitment to the vision and mission of
a local congregation
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