Tag Archives: Churches and Networks

Better Together? The mutual benefit between churches and networks

Better Together?

There is a huge disconnect between local churches and mission networks. Many international mission networks primarily involve representatives of mission agencies. Few networks proactively and strategically involve local churches. An excellent article by Ellen Livingood of Catalyst Services offers some valuable advice for network leaders, church leaders, and denomination / mission agency leaders on the mutual benefit of involving local churches in mission networks…  

Mission Networks: Connecting the Global Church

Mission Networks - Connecting the Global Church

In our interconnected and globalized world, mission networks are playing an increasingly important role in shaping Great Commission strategies. Through networks, ministry leaders from around the world are connecting with others of similar vision to collectively address some of the greatest mission challenges and opportunities in the world today. Like never before in history, God is uniting his Church to reach the unreached. Those actively participating in networks are moving beyond talk about collaboration to real action with others who share a similar mission vision. Participation in networks is becoming a high priority for many mission leaders and organizations, resulting in significant benefits to them and to the cause of Christ worldwide…