Refocusing (laying foundations)

For any revitalization effort to be successful, there must be strong foundations and clear focus upon the mission and purpose of the church. What is church revitalization? What is the difference between revitalization and revival? Preparing for revitalization.

Understanding Vision and Mission (Changing perspectives)

Knowing who we are and Who we belong to is essential in fulfilling our vision and mission. The leadership must have full understanding of the call for themselves and the church. Reflecting our core values, doing and believeing what we confess.

Revive and Reenergize the Leadership (Getting fit and ready)

Equipping the revitalizing leaders spiritually to be prepared personally, as a church and as a family. Exploring the need for leadership that are visionaries that sees as God sees. Being leaders that set the example for everyone else around them. Revitalizing through the word of God in your preaching and teaching.

Reviving Community (Worship, preaching, community life)

We were all created for relationship with God first and with others secondly. Community should be who we are. A community of believers but a community with our neighbors around us. Importance of discipleship in church revitalization. Sending people on mission (mobilizing). Change, movement, and sustained momentum . Tools

Reviving Mission (Go!)

We are a going body. Jesus commanded us as we go about our lives that we are to share with others about Jesus and His sacrifice for our eternal souls. We do this through Community Presence, Outreach Planning, Reenergizing evangelism, and Revitalization challenges. We can only fully express the true meaning and purpose of the church as ones going and tell others and inviting them to be part of the Kingdom of God.