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Mending the Nets

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Mending the Nets” comes from:

  1. Matthew 4:18-21 where the disciples were mending their nets. They were preparing to harvest fish. Jesus said He would make them fishers of men!

  2. Ephesians 4:12 says “for the equipping (mending together) of the saints for the work of the ministry, for the building up of the body of Christ,”
  3. The main thought is understanding one-another, building one-another up, and networking.
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Goals


Mending the Nets focuses on:

  • Issues and challenges unique to rural churches.

  • Affirming the vital role of each local church.
  • Illustrating the many benefits realized by local churches working together.
  • Illustrating the many benefits to local churches, missions organizations and other focus ministries, strategically working together long-term.
  • Creating a format for leaders to hear from others in similar circumstances.
  • Bringing vision and encouragement to those who are faithfully serving in small rural communities.
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Topics


Mending the Netshandles subjects like:

  • What does it mean to be the body of Christ in a community?

  • How can ministries serve one-another in practical ways?
  • What is true “success in ministry”?
  • What does it mean to be a pastor to my whole community?
  • How can I keep my eyes off the numbers, and on the people?
  • What are some practical things to remember about discipleing others?
  • Evangelism
  • Community Development
  • Youth Ministry
  • Leadership Development
  • Ideas for Family Time
  • Church Planting
  • Strategic Missions
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* On a regular basis pastors share their insights on these and many other topics. These leaders are mostly from small towns all over Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Alaska & other neighboring states. Please send an email if you have something on your heart, that can serve to encourage or equip other pastors.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 06 August 2008 10:17