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William Cowper (1835)
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Tag Archives: aim statement
Church structure and ministry made simple
What is the local church trying to achieve and how do we achieve it? This diagram attempts to simplify church life (click on the picture for higher definition). I used the diagram at yesterday’s APCM (AGM). For a healthy, vibrant, … Continue reading
Holy Trinity mission statement goes live
We completed the process of discerning God’s will and purpose for Holy Trinity church last night at church council. This process began in September and involved the PCC and congregation in thinking about the sentence: “Holy Trinity church exists to…” … Continue reading
Vision and personality
We had a mission action plan meeting at St Luke’s a few weeks back. Part of the day was spent discussing our current aim statement and whether or not we needed a vision statement. As we reviewed vision statements of … Continue reading
St Luke’s Aim Statement
St. Luke’s Aim Statement Explained Our Aim: To be a prayerful, bible-based, united church, serving Jesus Christ together in mission. Prayerful The urgent need of the church is prayer. We seek, therefore, to pray as individuals, small groups and as … Continue reading
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