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A Word of Encouragement (Reflection Questions)

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Tags: Church, Partnerships, Children and the Church
Category Church > Partnership
Resource Owner Compassion International

Reflect on what you learned from Compassion leadership about the Partnership Facilitator role in the video “A Word of Encouragement.”

This document is part of: Purpose of the PF

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Hope M. replied 2 months, 3 weeks ago - Edited 2 months, 3 weeks ago
From the video by Mark and Chuck, it is clear that there is greater encouragement to focus on focusing on promoting the developmental mindset while working with the church. Understanding each FCP's context is meant to enable me as a PF serve them better. It is emphasized that we think of the bigger picture and build capacity of the local church. That means I need to spend more time building the capacity of the local church like I have not done before. It calls for being more intentional.
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Moses K. replied 2 months, 3 weeks ago
I really agree with Hope murungi that we need to spend more time with the local church as we build its capacity to support child ministry. Also from the video, a clarity was made that one voice means unified support to the local church. This means different key players from National offices can harmoniously work together to support the local church for the attainment of ministry outcomes in the lives of beneficiaries and the Church partner development outcomes.
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Medrine N. replied 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Thank you Moses and Hope, reflecting upon the video made by our dear leaders. Am encouraged to understand each church's unique context for the best encouragement and equipping. Am also encouraged to live out the developmental mindset in my new role. Praying and believing for the best as we witness the salt and light in the outcomes of the beneficiaries in the partnership with the local church.
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