Developing a Dynamic Mission for Your Ministry: Finding Direction and Making an Impact as a Church Leader (Biblia.com)

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Many otherwise well-trained pastors are often unprepared for actual leadership in the local church. Effective leaders must know how to provide direction, and the key to a leader’s direction is one’s mission. This new work on a crucial ministry topic—mission—is addressed by a recognized leader in the field. In his practical step-by-step style, Malphurs presents a workable definition of a mission...

The board of Grace Community Church is not alone in this quandary. We have already seen in the earlier chapters that some confusion does exist. The problem is that both an organizational mission and vision have some commonalities and some distinctives. This chapter will seek to sharpen the definition of a mission by examining the similarities and differences of an organizational mission and vision. How are they alike and how are they different? THE SIMILARITIES OF A MISSION AND VISION A mission and

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