Tag Archives: Values

Principles for Network Thinking and Action

Author, Curtis Ogden, speaks to some of the shared values and principles that help networks amplify their impact or influence through what are called “Network Effects”. These are small actions and attitudes that collectively have a “multiplier effect”. In this article, discusses eight principles of network thinking and action that when practiced can result in effective, growing and vibrant networks. ..

Tool: Agree or Disagree About Collaboration

This tool will help groups develop a common understanding of one another’s perspectives on collaboration and can assist in making a case for collaboration that is rooted in participants’ ideas, observations, and values….

What Collaboration Looks Like

Nate Vander Stelt shares the many ways he sees GACX members effectively modeling intentional collaboration. In this blog post, he shares several common themes he sees running across many different kinds of effective collaborations.
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The Partnering Mindset

Brent Fulton, the Founder of China Source, talks about the values and mindset present in successful partnerships he has seen from years working in China.

Honor and Shame 101

While honor-shame is the primary operating system for 80% of the world, it remains a significant blind spot in Western culture, theology, and missiology. It also has significant implications for leaders of cross-cultural teams. Watch this 5 minute animation explaining honor & shame for Christian ministry.

Ten Aspirations of Effective Networks

Every network and partnership is characterized by their own set of values and aspirations. Here are ten aspirations commonly held by effective networks. I hope these will inspire you in your own context of collaboration.

Assumptions & Expectations

In this video story, Hein Van Wyk gives some insights from a partnership in Mozambique. He discusses the importance of values, assumptions, and a common worldview.

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