Intercultural Movemental Planting Cohort Application (Year 1)
Local neighborhoods across the world are more globalized than ever. In the US, by 2045 there will be no racial-ethnic majority. In the US and globally, the wealth gap between the rich and the poor is greater than ever, disproportionately along racial lines. Long-time locals who are working class and people of color are being driven from US urban centers and rural lands due to gentrification. The planet is suffocating under the weight of ecological devastation with disproportionate impacts in underserved neighborhoods. Politics across the globe is dominated by big money and special interests. The Church in the West overwhelmingly serves the interests of the dominant class reinforcing rather than resisting and creating alternatives to these realities of division and disparity. Churches continue to be one of the most segregated institutions along the lines of race and class. How might an intercultural missional movement of beloved communities be an alternative and conspire for change amidst the conditions facing our neighborhoods and the world?
Drawing from the wisdom of intercultural missional movements led by people of color and poor people in the US and Global South, this cohort will equip participants to build intercultural relationships and attend to disparities at the root to plant a network of beloved communities that walk humbly, love mercy, and do justice as a witness to the gospel in local neighborhoods.
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Where are you in your preparation to plant a church? Which of the following have you started to do? (Check all that apply.)
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Exploring the idea
Casting Vision
Forming a Team
Raising Money
Starting a Worship Gathering
Engaging in Local Activism
Listening to the needs of neighbors
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Tell me about your most impactful experience in ministry with people different than you (racially, socio-economically, etc.).
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Elaborate on your call to plant an Intercultural Movemental Church?
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Describe the neighborhood(s) where you feel called to plant an Intercultural Movemental Church. Why do you feel called to this neighborhood(s)?
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Name your three greatest strengths and three greatest weaknesses for planting an Intercultural Movemental Church.
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What is your base gift in the 5-fold
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Who are some of the authors or people who have shaped your approach to ministry?
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Have you been a part of any church planter assessment process or church planter training? If so, please describe.
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Have you enlisted any partners to help with this church plant? Who are the people, denominations, or associations who are invested in this new plant?
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What makes you interested in potentially planting with V3?
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Who or what encouraged you to apply for the learning cohort?
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How did you first hear about V3?
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Is there anything else that you would like to tell us that you think would be useful?
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