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RESOURCING MISSION WORKERS at EVERY LEVEL of COLLEGE CHURCH

From the NMI Executive Council

On College Church's main web site there is a strong Missions presence. Click this link and take a look College Church Missions.

This particular site can be considered as an electronic handbook for Mission workers at the various levels of the church. Its greatest focus is on the 27 Mission Coordinators assigned to the Adult Bible Study Fellowships.

If you're a veteran Missions Coordinator then most of this will not be new to you. However if you're new to the process this page will be vital to you to know where to begin and what to do.

So look around, drill deep, and see what tools are available to you as a worker who is heart-deep in Missions. Welcome aboard!

NMI Executive Council






NMI College Church Executive Council

Ray Hendrix, NMI President
Jerri Sapp, Mission Giving
Debbie Bradshaw, Mission Education
Ellen Weinstock, Mission Prayer

Jeff Lamping, Mission Special Offerings

Four Additional NMI Council Members

Add these 4 to round out the full council.
L to R:
Dianna & Kurt Stelter,
work & witness
Althea Campbell,
mission education assistant
J. Paul Turner.
web site management

Click HERE for downloadable:
NMI Council photos,
job descriptions,
and emails.

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Job Description

MISSION COORDINATOR JOB DESCRIPTION: 2011-12
Click the above title for your job description which has the following segments crucial for an effective class missions ministry:

Ministry Goals
Qualifications
Responsibilities
Organizational Relationships
Time Required
Length of Ministry.
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MISSION COORDINATOR ROSTER: 2011-12
In case your class wants to do something cooperatively with other classes who have the same assigned missionaries, here is the latest roster of all Mission Coordinators which includes phone and email listings. Just click the active link above.

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Assigned Missionary Group: 2011-12

Click for 2011-12 MISSIONARIES ASSIGNED to Bible Study Fellowships

Click names for individual biosheets

PAUL & SHARON MARTIN

EARL & GLADYS MOSTELLER

ESTELA REZA

DAVID & SHELLEY WEBB

JOHN & KATIE WITMER

SAMUEL & LUMAE YANGMI


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Debbie Bradshaw


MISSION EDUCATION CREDIT GOALS: 2011-12
Debbie Bradshaw reminds all Mission Coordinators to click the above link to find your ABSF Credit Goals for 2011-12.


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NMI SPEAKER'S ROSTER 2011-12
Click the above title for 14 College Church individuals/couples who have served on the mission field in various capacities. These people will make excellent speakers for your ABSF mission emphasis.

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ABSF DIRECTORS ROSTER: 2011-12
Sometimes two or more classes meet together to conduct a Missions emphasis. This is best coordinated among the respective leadership teams of each class. In case you need to know the director of some other class, click on the above roster.

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ABSF TEACHER ROSTER: 2011-12
In case you need to know the teacher of some other class, click on the above roster.

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Five Sundays Graphic THE FIVE SUNDAY'S EMPHASIS: 2011-12
Click the above title and check out the five Sundays throughout 2011 and 2012 that you might emphasize missions in your ABSF class. Also go to the Speaker's Roster 2011-12 to give you ideas who could best present missions in your class with a fresh message.



FAQ Graphic MOST FREQUENT QUESTIONS: Updated for 2011-12
Just about everything you need to know as a class Mission Coordinator is a click away. In other words the who, what, when, and where of College Church Missions can be found by clicking the above title.

MISSION CREDITS CHECKLIST: 2011-12
Here's an easy-to-use checklist tool that helps you keep track of who has read what and who has done what. It provides up to 66 places to record the reading record of participants in your class. This tool is in pdf format and is three pages in length.


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