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One of the main ways iMPACT supports churches is through supplying a Summer Mission Team. Typically a team will work in partnership with a congregation for three to five summers in succession. Each summer will entail a week (or fortnight) of mission activities in which the church plays a progressively more involved role. This sustainable model allows the team to relocate (after 3-5 years), whilst the church is enabled to continue its own outreach programme. Unfortunately the number of churches requesting teams currently outweighs iMPACT's ability to meet that demand. iMPACT is also piloting another approach to working with churches to
reach out to young people. This is our Youth-club Planting scheme. This
model entails a small Team working in partnership with your church, one
night a month over a year, in order to establish a youth club/café/fellowship
etc. There is also the possibility of an iMPACT team delivering a mission
in your local Secondary School. These usually occur in the Autumn term. |
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Many
churches are finding that, through choice or otherwise, they are able
to resource a youth/children's mission themselves. The Mission Co-ordinator
can then act in the role of an advisor; assisting with facilitation for
meetings, mission information, event planning, creative ideas, resources,
policy and procedures, sharing good practice, publicity and support, etc. iMPACT also seeks to serve churches who are engaged in youth/children's mission through offering training. iMPACT mainly meets this remit by providing training days/conferences in partnership with other Christian mission agencies (Contact Phil Wray for more details of events near you). iMPACT also offers the Mission Leaders Training Programme (MLTP) to any current mission or church volunteers who feel called into a leadership role. In addition many churches find that encouraging their young people to go on an iMPACT mission makes a huge difference in their lives as young, maturing disciples - a difference they frequently bring back to their host churches! |
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