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Pathways to Parish VitalityMay 2011 Conference

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Pathways to Parish VitalityMay 2011 Conference

Workshop Topics1. Envisioning Your Parish in 20162. Reviewing the Innovation Design Process3. Exploring Innovations in Parish Life4. Applying the Design Process in Your

Parish5. Finding Resources & Building Capacity-

Building for Parish Innovations6. Introducing Innovations: Facilitating a

Change Initiative7. Pathways Project Development

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Lifelong Faith Resources

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www.faithformation2020.net

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www.LifelongFaith.com

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www.FaithFormationLearningExchange.net

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Design Process

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Design ProcessSelect a Need

or Target Group

Consult Strategies

Generate Ideas

Evaluate Ideas

Design an Implementatio

n Plan

Pilot the Innovation

Scale-Up the Innovation

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Generating Ideas

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Designing an Implementation Plan What are the dates and times? What is the location: physical/facility and/or

online/website? What are the implementation steps and target

dates (timeline) for completing each step. What resources will you need to implement

the initiative. How much will the initiative cost? How many leaders will you need to implement

the initiative, how you will find them, and how you will prepare them?

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Illustrations of Innovations

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Diversity of Models

Activity

Activity

Activity

• Face-to-Face• Virtual

1. On Your Own2. At Home3. In Small Group4. In Large Group5. In Church6. In Community

& World

Spiritual & Religious

Needs

Topics or Themes

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PHYSICAL SETTINGSInteractiveTransforma

tive Experience

s

Online Communities & Blogs

Courses & Webinars

Small Groups Study

User-Generated

Content

Learning Resources

Audio, Video, Print

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Example: From Diverse Settings to a Congregational Gathering Bible study taking place across the

whole congregation: on you own, family @home, small group, lecture series, family/intergenerational program

culminating In A whole-church, intergenerational

gathering (meal, sharing, prayer, Bible learning experiences) for all ages who participated in the Bible study

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Preparing for a New Lectionary Cycle

Whole Church Gatheri

ng

On Your Own

(Online Resources)

Small Group Course

(online & physical settings)

Family @Home (Online

Resources)

4-Week Lecture Series

@Church (video online)

Family Program

Youth Program

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Extending Sunday Worship into Everyday Life

Share ItOnline Blog/Forum

After MassIn Programs

Family Conversation Activity

Study ItTaking Faith Home

InsertHomily Video + Study

GuideDaily Readings

Scripture Commentaries Online

Bible Study Groups

Live ItLiving the Message

DailyLiving Christian

PracticesService Ideas for the

Week

Pray ItWeekly Table Prayer

Praying with the SaintsAM & PM Prayer

Sunday Worship

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Baptism

Mentors

4 Keys Activities for Home

Prayer, Rituals, Bible, Family Conversation,

Service

Parent Faith Formation &

Parenting Skills

Social Media, Workshops,

Online Resources

MilestonesBaptism

Anniversary, First Prayers, Start of

School

Support Groups Mom’s Group, Dad’s Group

Early Childhood Program

Family Gatherings

Quarterly Church Gatherings

Family Small Group Clusters

Family Faith Practice

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Offer a guided process for spiritually hungry people to become spiritually committed and join in small communities with other seekers for spiritual growth and support.

Create new expressions of Christian community designed especially for spiritual seekers.

Offer an apprenticeship in discipleship for spiritually hungry people who want to grow in relationship with Jesus Christ and the Christian way of life.

Faith Formation forSpiritual Seekers

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Faith Formation forSpiritual Seekers

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Introduction Dinner: Is there more to life than this? Week 1: Who is Jesus? Week 2: Why did Jesus die? Week 3: How can we have faith? Week 4: Why and how do I pray? Week 5: Why and how should I read the Bible? Week 6: How does God guide us? Week 7: How can I resist evil? Week 8: Why & how should we tell others? Week 9: Does God heal today? Week 10: What about the Church? Weekend: Who is the Holy Spirit? What

does the Holy Spirit do? How can I be filled with the Holy Spirit? How can I make the most of the rest of my life?

Faith Formation forSpiritual Seekers

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Develop processes that gradually deepen people’s relationship with Jesus Christ, their engagement in church life, and their practice of the Christian faith with a special focus on the needs of the “spiritual but not religious” (Scenario 2) and “the uncommitted but ”participating”

(Scenario 4.)

Pathways to Vibrant Faith & Active Engagement

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Our Lady of Soledad Catholic Parish

Mini-Retreat 101: “Catholics Alive!” “What does it mean to be a follower of Christ?”

Mini-Retreat 201: “Alive and Growing Spiritually!” maturing in the Catholic faith

Mini-Retreat 301: “Alive and Gifted!” discerning how to serve God in ministry

Mini-Retreat 401: “Alive in the World!” living as witnesses for Christ, as contagious

Catholic Christians Mini-Retreat 501: “Alive to Praise God!”

Catholic worship and the sacraments

Pathways to Vibrant Faith & Active Engagement

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Empower people of vibrant faith and active engagement in the church community—individuals, small groups, and the whole faith community—to share their faith with those who not involved in a church community or spiritually committed.

Empowering the Community to Share

their Faith

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…evangelism is anything you say or do to help another person move into closer relationship

with God, or into Christian community. (George Hunter III)

 The heart of evangelism is having an alive

relationship with God, being part of a church you love, and caring that people outside the

church find what you’ve discovered. (Martha Grace Reese)

 Evangelism is to cooperate with the Holy Spirit

and others to bring one person one step closer to Christ.

(Evangelical Covenant Church)

Empowering the Community to Share

their Faith

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Empowering the Community to Share

their Faith

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Step One. Church Leader’s Study: Unbinding the Gospel

Step Two: All-Church Saturation Study: Unbinding Your Heart: 40 Days of Prayer & Faith Sharing. six-week, church-wide, small

group E-vent! pray each day’s scripture and

prayer exercise and work with a prayer partner

study a chapter of the book with their small group

worship with sermons, music, and prayers centered on the week’s chapter

Empowering the Community to Share

their Faith

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Step Three: An Experiment in Prayer and Community: Unbinding Your Soul. a no-obligation experience of

substantial spiritual discussion, prayer and community for people who aren’t connected with a church

church members invite their friends into a four-week small group experience with short study chapters, an individual prayer journal, prayer partner activities, and group exercises.

Empowering the Community to Share

their Faith

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Design: Physical & Virtual Settings

Gathered

Program

Online Resource

s Correlate

d to Topics

Mentors

Blog for Reflectio

ns

Social Media for Connecti

on

Online Prayer Partner

@Home – 4 Keys

Resources

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Parish Website: Planning Checklist

Who is the audience? Planning—visit other sites. Reflect on what you are: what are your core values and

how do you want to say that? Define a reasonable scope and get buy-in from stake-

holders in the congregation. Do an easy survey of your audience—what are they

looking for, what do they expect? Decide on the types of content to include (+ graphics). Map out your basic navigation (7 buckets is about all a

person can digest). Pick the technology or platform. Create the design. Build your content . Release the site.

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Faith Formation Curator

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Faith Formation Curator Shifting from providing religious

content and programming to curating religious content and experiences for all ages

A content curator is someone who continually finds, groups, organizes, and shares the best and most relevant content on a specific subject to match the needs of a specific audience.

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The Process of Curation Researc

h

Aggregate & Evaluate

Deliver

Communicate &

Connect

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Curating the BibleResearc

h

Aggregate & Evaluate

Deliver

Communicate &

Connect

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Curating Print

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Curating Print

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Curating Online Courses

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Curating Digital ResourcesYouVersion Bible

App

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Curating Websites

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Curating Art

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Design ProcessSelect a Need

or Target Group

Consult Strategies

Generate Ideas

Evaluate Ideas

Design an Implementatio

n Plan

Pilot the Innovation

Scale-Up the Innovation

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Generating Ideas

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Designing an Implementation Plan What are the dates and times? What is the location: physical/facility and/or

online/website? What are the implementation steps and target

dates (timeline) for completing each step. What resources will you need to implement

the initiative. How much will the initiative cost? How many leaders will you need to implement

the initiative, how you will find them, and how you will prepare them?