Starting Tips For Dewey Community Church

By Timothy Long


The spread of Christian faith is on the rise, and its effect is felt in many places today. One particular region where there is great growth is in the Americas and other continents that embrace the faith. However, there is need to understand some few planting tips Dewey community church that will guide in establishing a strongly united congregation.

Starting with a small thriving group is always the best start. The aim here is not to grow the potentials as the congregation grows. This will mean the growth is a subject of patience that is intended to improve your team and to commission them. It is not a struggle for a big unconnected congregation. It will be ideal for a team that is committed to working with you than a large team that is disjointed. It is usually easier to start small.

Next, introduce friendlier and stickier points of connection from the street to the worship center. This means all the new believers will also find a home in the church where everyone is a concern. The goal is to make them feel part and parcel of the congregation and one in faith. This will attract others when they see the unity and welfare mindedness of the group.

Cast vision for a community with every opportunity. Let your congregation know your goals and vision for the church. This will help grow trust and commitment for those who choose to carry the vision with you. If it is not clear with them, you are likely to face serious challenges in the future that may even lead to the division of the congregation when they learn it is not what they thought it was. Communicate every detail that you think pertains to the welfare of the church to everyone.

Sustain high learning agility. This is important in the long run as it helps you in coping with the various challenges that may arise. Mistakes are bound and failures maybe inevitable. The best way is to learn fast and seek how to counter the challenges. Do not give up the whole idea and abandon the mission early without giving a pretty enough trail.

Invite other ministers and work together. Do not make it a competition in your locality. You are likely to achieve your missions through engagement with other ministers in your locality. They could be having some facilities that you may not be having and through collaboration realize a greater harvest for the good of the church.

Importantly be flexible too with how people grapple with your vision. Some may under-engage while others may over-engage with your vision. Let them take a route and make a decision but do not force them nor decide for them. Those who stick and make their decisions willingly are likely to be more committed and contribute to realizing the mission faster than you ever though it could be.

It is clear that establishing a community church requires that some serious commitments and wisdom deal with various challenges that come up with dealing with people. Hopefully, the guidelines above plus more others are shading some light for anyone in the mission of starting a sanctuary in any society.




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