On the LMC NYC District call this month, Dr. Tiffany shared critical information on what is and what is not a mission statement. This is critical as we think about moving the congregations in our district forward towards mission, optimize the mission already underway, and align together on the LMC mission as district churches. In order for people to travel The Journey Map together, they have to agree on where they are going (Amos 3:3).
Participants on the call really committed to thinking through their own mission statements and how they align to the LMC mission statement:
A spirit-led movement to:
- Make disciples of Jesus,
- Mobilize every member as a missionary, and
- Multiply faith communities locally and beyond!
We want to especially answer the questions on slide 10 of the presentation.
The video is available below along with the PowerPoint Dr. Tiffany shared.
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