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Building a Shared Vision Copyright 2004. Church of God Ministerial Development

INTRODUCTION The core premise for all ministry is to build on the foundation of God’s Word with faithfulness to God’s vision for the church.

INTRODUCTION The vision must follow the process of discipleship, unity, and partnership.

INTRODUCTION Our trust must always be first in the power of the Holy Spirit, who will anoint our vision and our work to build a life-giving church through the empowering ministry of the Holy Spirit.

INTRODUCTION The pastor will have to be a faithful shepherd who is willing to trust, equip, empower, and lead as one who truly walks in the power of the Holy Spirit.

INTRODUCTION The vision must be shared by lay leaders who yield themselves in sacrificial service to fulfill the passion God has placed in their hearts.

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION The early stages of the process enable the pastor and other key leaders to demonstrate why change is needed and why this vision is right.

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE ONE - Personal Preparation Prepare yourself and key leaders to be ready for the journey of casting the vision and building unity within the congregation.

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE ONE - Personal Preparation Personal Preparation involves: Consistent practice of spiritual disciplines

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE ONE - Personal Preparation Personal Preparation involves: Consistent practice of spiritual disciplines Focusing on what God wants to do in the future to clarify how you can be mission driven

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE ONE - Personal Preparation Personal Preparation involves: Consistent practice of spiritual disciplines Focusing on what God wants to do in the future to clarify how you can be mission driven Conducting an honest self-assessment and determining to immediately address issues that become clear

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE ONE - Personal Preparation Personal Preparation involves: Consistent practice of spiritual disciplines Focusing on what God wants to do in the future to clarify how you can be mission driven Conducting an honest self-assessment and determining to immediately address issues that become clear Being accountable to peers and/or a mentor

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE ONE - Personal Preparation Personal Preparation involves: Consistent practice of spiritual disciplines Focusing on what God wants to do in the future to clarify how you can be mission driven Conducting an honest self-assessment and determining to immediately address issues that become clear Being accountable to peers and/or a mentor Proactively addressing problems

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE ONE - Personal Preparation Personal Preparation involves: Consistent practice of spiritual disciplines Focusing on what God wants to do in the future to clarify how you can be mission driven Conducting an honest self-assessment and determining to immediately address issues that become clear Being accountable to peers and/or a mentor Proactively addressing problems Determining to stay humble and open to God

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE ONE - Personal Preparation Personal Preparation involves: Consistent practice of spiritual disciplines Focusing on what God wants to do in the future to clarify how you can be mission driven Conducting an honest self-assessment and determining to immediately address issues that become clear Being accountable to peers and/or a mentor Proactively addressing problems Determining to stay humble and open to God Finding the right speed for your process of bringing change and transformation

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE ONE - Personal Preparation The key challenge for Stage One is committing enough time and energy to starting right and coping with the stress of the process.

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE TWO – Create a Sense of Urgency Communicating to the church the urgency of working through the process of committing to God’s vision and bringing about transformation is critical. Urgency is critical for congregational change and transformation because it becomes a driving force motivating compliance and commitment.

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE TWO – Create a Sense of Urgency Creating urgency involves: Correctly identifying current realities

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE TWO – Create a Sense of Urgency Creating urgency involves: Correctly identifying current realities Communicating these realities to everyone

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE TWO – Create a Sense of Urgency Creating urgency involves: Correctly identifying current realities Communicating these realities to everyone Conducting a congregational assessment

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE TWO – Create a Sense of Urgency Creating urgency involves: Correctly identifying current realities Communicating these realities to everyone Conducting a congregational assessment Being open to feedback

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE TWO – Create a Sense of Urgency Creating urgency involves: Correctly identifying current realities Communicating these realities to everyone Conducting a congregational assessment Being open to feedback Promoting honest and constructive criticism as appreciated and necessary

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE TWO – Create a Sense of Urgency Creating urgency involves: Correctly identifying current realities Communicating these realities to everyone Conducting a congregational assessment Being open to feedback Promoting honest and constructive criticism as appreciated and necessary Making the status quo unacceptable

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE TWO – Create a Sense of Urgency The key challenge will be that Stage Two makes people uncomfortable and will cause some resistance.

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE THREE – Engage the core of leaders in casting the vision. Moving a church to a new or expanded vision must not be the sole undertaking of the pastor.

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE THREE – Engage the core of leaders in casting the vision. Stage Three – just as Level One in Lay Leadership Development, involves: Recruiting the right people

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE THREE – Engage the core of leaders in casting the vision. Stage Three – just as Level One in Lay Leadership Development, involves: Recruiting the right people Involving a diverse community

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE THREE – Engage the core of leaders in casting the vision. Stage Three – just as Level One in Lay Leadership Development, involves: Recruiting the right people Involving a diverse community Training and encouraging growth and personal development

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE THREE – Engage the core of leaders in casting the vision Stage Three – just as Level One in Lay Leadership Development, involves: Recruiting the right people Involving a diverse community Training and encouraging growth and personal development Building unity, trust, and consensus

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE THREE – Engage the core of leaders in casting the vision. Stage Three – just as Level One in Lay Leadership Development, involves: Recruiting the right people Involving a diverse community Training and encouraging growth and personal development Building unity, trust, and consensus Promoting personal accountability with each lay leader in relation to their passion and calling

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE THREE – Engage the core of leaders in casting the vision. Stage Three – just as Level One in Lay Leadership Development, involves: Recruiting the right people Involving a diverse community Training and encouraging growth and personal development Building unity, trust, and consensus Promoting personal accountability with each lay leader in relation to their passion and calling Additional training where needed, combined with regular group meetings

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE THREE – Engage the core of leaders in casting the vision. Stage Three – just as Level One in Lay Leadership Development, involves: Recruiting the right people Involving a diverse community Training and encouraging growth and personal development Building unity, trust, and consensus Promoting personal accountability with each lay leader in relation to their passion and calling Additional training where needed, combined with regular group meetings Finding the connection between the lay leader’s personal hopes and aspirations and the clarified vision

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE THREE – Engage the core of leaders in casting the vision. Stage Three – just as Level One in Lay Leadership Development, involves: Recruiting the right people Involving a diverse community Training and encouraging growth and personal development Building unity, trust, and consensus Promoting personal accountability with each lay leader in relation to their passion and calling Additional training where needed, combined with regular group meetings Finding the connection between the lay leader’s personal hopes and aspirations and the clarified vision Lay Leadership Development engaging within the group a collaborative process of discernment and decision making

LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR BUILDING A SHARED VISION STAGE THREE – Engage the core of leaders in casting the vision. The key challenge in Stage Three is to create an environment in which people are led to a dimension of unity, commitment, and trust.

COMMUNICATING THE VISION When the pastor is spiritually prepared and a core team of visionary leaders is ready, the vision must be communicated to the entire congregation.

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision A vision is a clear, shared, and compelling picture of the preferred future to which God is calling the church.

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision Discerning and articulating the vision must be done in stages one to three when the pastor and key lay leaders unite around the vision.

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision The pastor will always play a central leadership role in discerning and clarifying the vision.

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision Without a mentoring program such as Lay Leadership Development, it can be very difficult for a pastor to find a positive way to make the transition from his/her vision to a genuinely shared vision celebrated in unity.

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision Most churches under-communicate the vision!

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision Communicating the vision involves: An explicit communication strategy

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision Communicating the vision involves: An explicit communication strategy Core group leading the congregation using various methods to build unity for the vision

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision Communicating the vision involves: An explicit communication strategy Core group leading the congregation using various methods to build unity for the vision Selecting words, phrases, and analogies that will be owned by the congregation to communicate and remember the vision

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision Communicating the vision involves: An explicit communication strategy Core group leading the congregation using various methods to build unity for the vision Selecting words, phrases, and analogies that will be owned by the congregation to communicate and remember the vision Repeating, repeating, repeating

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision Communicating the vision involves: An explicit communication strategy Core group leading the congregation using various methods to build unity for the vision Selecting words, phrases, and analogies that will be owned by the congregation to communicate and remember the vision Repeating, repeating, repeating Getting feedback on the vision and the methods used for communication.

COMMUNICATING THE VISION STAGE FOUR – Communicating the Vision The key challenge in communicating the vision is to find enough creative ways to enable everyone to understand God’s vision for the future.

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING Reaching the goals of a shared vision is something that “the pastor cannot do this alone!”

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders Broadening the base or expanding the core of leadership requires that the pastor trust others and delegate responsibility.

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders Empowering lay leaders involves: Constant recruiting, training, and trusting

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders Empowering lay leaders involves: Constant recruiting, training, and trusting Mentoring

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders Empowering lay leaders involves: Constant recruiting, training, and trusting Mentoring Delegating

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders Empowering lay leaders involves: Constant recruiting, training, and trusting Mentoring Delegating Accountability

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders Empowering lay leaders involves: Constant recruiting, training, and trusting Mentoring Delegating Accountability Trusting people in leadership to be creative and to take some risks

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders Empowering lay leaders involves: Constant recruiting, training, and trusting Mentoring Delegating Accountability Trusting people in leadership to be creative and to take some risks Facilitating change without destroying needed structure

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders Empowering lay leaders involves: Constant recruiting, training, and trusting Mentoring Delegating Accountability Trusting people in leadership to be creative and to take some risks Facilitating change without destroying needed structure Communicating the value and importance of change

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders Empowering lay leaders involves: Constant recruiting, training, and trusting Mentoring Delegating Accountability Trusting people in leadership to be creative and to take some risks Facilitating change without destroying needed structure Communicating the value and importance of change Not breaking the rules needed to maintain stability and trust

KEEP THE VISION ALIVE AND THE PROCESS MOVING STAGE FIVE – Empowering Lay Leaders The key challenge in Stage Five is to keep cultivating new leaders and expanding the core through pastoral mentoring and lay leadership development. A danger is that the pastor will undervalue the importance of continuing to personally mentor new leaders.

CONCLUSION The process of Lay Leadership Development will work in any church and can enable a committed few to lead the implementation of a new vision and spiritual transformation within the church.

CONCLUSION Successful implementation of a vision requires coordination, consensus, commitment, and positive expectation.

CONCLUSION The larger the core group of trustworthy lay leaders, the greater the success of implementing God’s vision.

CONCLUSION The pastor is the key to building a shared vision.