Clint Schnekloth
Missional communities are a group of 20-50 people on mission together, with a clear mission vision, rhythms of Up (to God in worship), In (discipling in community), and Out (mission in the world); they are lightweight and low maintenance, and have an accountable leader.
This a list of "Out" ideas for Missional Communities.
Steve Sjogren shares briefly about servant evangelism and what you can expect to discover while browsing ServantEvangelism.com
Well folks, this is our last post in our long-running Missional Communities series. And what better way to end it than by ending without new content; rather, an easy reference list of each of the past posts. Hope you find this helpful in the months and years to come.
Here are a few words about the book. We're really excited about it. -- Missional Communities (MCs) are a hot topic right now in the church, and many are excited about the potential of MCs to be a vehicle that allows the church to better live out its mission in the world.
Author of Mediating Faith: Faith Formation in a Trans-media Era. Pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Fayetteville, Arkansas. Blogs at http://lutheranconfessions.blogspot.com
