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CMS Africa Newsletter - Issue 09 (English) April, 2011
CMS Africa Newsletter - Issue 09 (French) April, 2011The Mission Shop
Upcoming Events
VISION CONFERENCES
For more information, see http://www.samaritan-strategy-africa.org/calendar.htm...
To Envision
We will ENVISION the church for a local and global mission
- Samaritan Strategy Training: Equipping local Churches to identify and initiate local responses to brokenness in their communities by using local resources to meet local needs
- Seed Projects: Supporting community transformation initiatives by local church.
- Business As Mission: Mobilizing believers in the marketplace for Kingdom impact through the Quadruple Bottom line (financial, spiritual, social and environmental) returns.
To Equip
We will EQUIP the church to raise resources for mission work
- Leadership formation: Working with the Church and training institutions through fully resourced grants to provide training for leaders at all levels for the Church. We are in particularly seeking to increase the number of women leaders trained
- More than a Mile Deep: Developing accredited discipleship tools for Church based mentoring programs for grassroots Theological development of leadership in the Church.
- Capacity building for local leadership and congregations towards greater ability to manage resources
- Fully resourced Mission Grants program: CMS in Africa will identify partners in the global churches to partner with initiatives that advance the mission of the local church.
- Missions Release: Where there has been significant local engagement. CMS in Africa will link with partners from the global Church to Scale up funding towards sustainability
To Mobilize
We will MOBILIZE the church for mission service
- Mission Together Africa( MTA) is a collaboration of a number of Churches and denominations to mobilize school and college leavers for short term cross cultural missions and later to release, and support professionals and career missionaries for mid to long term engagement in cross cultural initiatives.
- Short Term mission groups from the Global Church: We will facilitate individuals and Churches seeking to engage with grassroots ministry on the Continent.
- Fully resourced mission partner program- the identification, contextual training, strategic placement and support of personnel from other mission agencies from around the world to Africa
- Mobilization of resources towards global and local missions from Corporate, Churches and individuals.
| About CMS-Africa |
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VISIONChurches and Christians Committed and Engaged In Evangelistic, Transforming Mission at every level of Society
MISSIONEnvisioning, Mobilizing, and Equipping leadership for God's Mission, through the Church in Africa and beyond
VALUES
FOUNDING PRINCIPLES
STRATEGY
Partnering With Grass Root Churches And Christian Organizations As A Catalyst And Consultant To Multiply Model Islands Of Excellence. The centre of the World Church has indisputably moved to the global south. In Africa the Church is both vibrant and growing on the one hand, yet nominal on the other. This rapid growth has resulted in a huge gap in the leadership formation capacity of the Church. CMS in Africa therefore sees discipleship at the core of all that we seek to do on the continent. The need for servant leaders is urgent. Africa is largely a young and rapidly urbanising continent with an average of 60 % below the age of 25years this fact is exacerbated by the fact the HIV/AIDS has reduced the life expectancy in some countries to a mere 35 years of age. Despite the continents tremendous natural resources Africa continues to be ravaged by: poverty, unemployment, poor health. Mal-governance- in particular corruption, environmental degradation. Literacy is still a challenge for the majority. There are increasingly both tensions and opportunities for those living in multi-faith communities. The need for holistic discipleship is urgent. |



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