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Church Administration: Organizing Ministry for Mission

Class Dates: Sep 1, 2023 - Dec 31, 2023
Day/Time: TBD
Length: 4 Weeks / 8 Hours
Note: Actual Dates TBD Contact MTC with Questions
Instructor: Rev. Tim Bayer
Cost: $150
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Course Description

MTC020 CHURCH ADMINISTRATION: ORGANIZING MINISTRY FOR MISSION

This course focuses on concepts of leadership applied to the organization of the local church, with special emphasis given to the 1) work and relationships of the pastor, church staff, and members, 2) administrative structure, 3) managing the building and space, and 4) finances, all centered on the meaning and reason for the existence of the congregation—God’s mission to His creation.

4 weeks / 8 hours

Goals and Objectives

MTC

MTC students will
  1. ground their lives in the truth of God’s Word.
  2. translate their knowledge and skills into mission action.
  3. serve as unifying mission leaders in their communities.
  4. pursue ongoing learning for service in mission and ministry.

COURSE

Being Objectives (Spiritual Formation): The student will

  1. recognize the importance of appropriate administration in order to accomplish God missional goals.
  2. appreciate the vital role pastors, staff, and Christian leaders play in administering a sound plan for the church.
  3. continually mature in the ability to lead God’s people and develop an approach that learns vicariously from the lives of others.

Knowing Objectives (Cognitive Formation): The student will

  1. be able to describe the purpose of the church in the context of God’s mission.
  2. describe administration as a tool for equipping people for ministry.
  3. learn the basics of administering human, physical, and financial resources.

Doing Objectives (Conative Formation): The student will

  1. develop an administrative plan that is faithful to the Scriptures while incorporating sound leadership practices.
  2. maintain effective skills and interpersonal relationships with future leaders within the context of Law and Gospel.
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