ReLearning Community

ReLearning Community is a two year journey that challenges leaders and congregations to shift focus from institutions to people, following the example of Jesus to make disciples who make disciples.

 

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Part 1: what is?

Each team does an analysis of the organization they are leading. They are encouraged to look at the strengths, weaknesses and effectiveness of the current models they are using. It is an opportunity for the leadership team to take an honest look at their current progress (breakthroughs and battles, successes and struggles). Each team will present some aspects of this to the other teams.

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Part 2: what could be?

Teams are introduced to new concepts, principles and ways of thinking or working. We ask God to speak about aspects of our thinking and practice. Our model for processing these challenges is based on Jesus’ statement in Mark 1:14-15. "After John was put in prison, Jesus went into Galilee, proclaiming the good news of God. ‘The time has come,’ he said. ‘The Kingdom of God is near. Repent and believe the good news!’

We suggest that the Kingdom of God moves forward through ‘kairos’ (time) events which require us to change the way we think (repent) and step out in faith (believe).

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Part 3: what will be?

Based on the analysis and input from the previous two parts, each team applies the new information to their own culture, model and missional context. Each team makes a six-month plan with measurable and achievable objectives and confirms their 2-year faith goals. This plan will help improve their effectiveness in moving towards their God-given vision and the goals keep the big picture in front of them. Over the 6 months between each ReLearning Community gathering, the teams remain accountable for their progress towards their goals and for the implementation of their plans.

Gathering Themes

Disciple-Making Culture

Leader-Developing Culture

Community Engagement & Influence

Movement Orientation & Activation

Recognize the 'kairos' events in our lives which require us to change they way we think and step out in faith 

Intentionally make disciples by building relationships UP (with God), IN (with each other), and OUT (with the world)

Engage in transformative, life-on-life interactions inside and outside the church