2. What is Fit for Mission?
An in–depth look at how we do mission and how we support mission within The Salvation Army in the UK Territory with the Republic of Ireland
Our motivation is to ensure we are truly effective in the mission of God as a Christian Church and charity
Uniting ALL aspects of the Territory behind a sustainable and mission driven strategy as we journey into the future

3. Are we Fit for God’s mission?
A question for individuals and for every aspect of our Territory
A fitness check-up
sharing and learning together about what can be simplified, standardised and shared in doing mission and in supporting mission
examining our present systems and structures
scrutinising what we are doing in the light of our mission

4. Get involved! We need your prayers
Please pray for The Salvation Army and for our senior leadership that through Fit for Mission we will reignite our passion and purpose as we strive to save souls, grow saints and serve suffering humanity
Will you commit to doing something personally and in your local Salvation Army community to ensure we immerse Fit for Mission in prayer?

5. Get involved! Join the conversation
Visit the Fit for Mission website a resource for anyone who is passionate about mission in The Salvation Army in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland Territory

6. The FFM journey so far
Dec 2012 Fit for Mission launched by UKI Territorial Commander Commissioner André Cox. Steering group assembled to scope initial briefing for the project
Dec address set up to receive contributions and prayers from members, officers, staff and friends of The Salvation Army
Mar 2013 Territorial leadership selects PwC as external consultants to support us through Fit for Mission

7. The FFM journey so far
Apr 2013 New Territorial Commander Commissioner Clive Adams confirms commitment to FFM and appoints Lieut-Colonel Alan Burns as team leader of the project
May 2013 Internal Salvation Army FFM team assembled at THQ
Summer 2013 Sharing and learning together through in-depth research across UKT in 160 locations, in responses by , letter, questionnaire survey, and visits at THQ

8. The FFM journey so far
Sep 2013 Workshops at William Booth College to explore common issues and opportunities that have emerged so far
Sep 2013 Fit for Mission core priorities established by senior leadership, encouraging the Territory to be Fit to Serve, Fit to Grow and Fit to Save
Sep 2013 Article by Commissioner Clive Adams about Fit for Mission published in Salvationist

9. What happens next
Oct 2013 New interactive website launched to encourage online and offline conversations about mission in the Territory and to better inform people about Fit for Mission
Autumn 2013 Ideas for the future being developed by the Fit for Mission team, assembling potential project ideas based on feedback from data gathering

10. What happens next Engagement survey for everyone connected with The SA
Fit for Mission on the road looking, listening and learning as FFM visits the Congress and other venues to encourage understanding within the Territory
Project task force and working groups established
Cabinet decisions and clear strategic direction to guide and unify our mission
Implementation

11. Visit the new Fit for Mission website for the Territory
A space for inspiring, supporting and sharing with people who have a heart for partnering in the mission of God through The Salvation Army
This interactive website is for anyone who is passionate about effective life-changing mission through The Salvation Army in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland

12. Get involved! Your views matter
Join the conversation as we journey together in becoming Fit for Mission
Help us take a good look at what we do, so that we will be truly effective in God’s mission for us as a Christian church and charity
Take part online or download articles and resources to share with your Salvation Army community