Video 6: Determining Your Outreach Styles
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As church members, we’re called to reach out to our communities with the gospel in word and deed through two common approaches or styles: Gathering and Scattering.
- The first style focuses mostly on gathering people into the church through proclaiming the Word in evangelism.
- The second style focuses mostly on scattering people out of the church through serving the poor in acts of mercy.
Both styles are needed. But one of the biggest mistakes church leaders make is failing to understand which of these outreach styles is the best “fit” for their church’s unique giftedness and the specific needs of their community.
One of the biggest mistakes church leaders make is failing to understand which of these outreach styles is the best “fit” for their church’s unique giftedness and the specific needs of their community.
In this 6-part series you’ll be equipped to:
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- Recognize the risks in adapting ministry styles
- Describe the dynamics of under and over-adapting
- Define worship emphases, elements, and models
- Identify learning models, styles, and principles
- Explain fellowship celebrations, congregations, and cells
- Analyze outreach gathering and scattering styles
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This brief video (6:51) will help you determine which outreach styles best fit you, your church, and your community.
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