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OMEGA COURSE

Church Planter
Training Curriculum
For Post Communist Eurasia


Five practical training manuals which each offer 26 hours of instruction; sharing a vision for saturation church planting as well as practical principles and priorities for accomplishing local church plants. Designed for modular instruction in a working seminar format, the training schedule can be adapted for work/ministry realities of YOUR trainees.

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Overview of Omega Course

 

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I. Philosophy of The Alliance’s Church Planter Training Curriculum

  • Biblically Based

  • Theologically Balanced

  • Goal Oriented

  • Culturally sensitive and adaptive

  • Practical & Balanced

  • Threshold driven

  • Cohesive

  • Progressive and Incremental

  • Geared to common people

  • Relational


II. Values of The Alliance’s Church Planter Training

We believe:

  • The local church is God’s primary method for doing His work.

  • Church planting is the most effective tool for discipling the nations.

  • Church planting is the best means for fulfilling the Great Commission mandate (Matthew 28:18-20).

  • The work of evangelism lies at the heart of a church’s life and health.


III. How We Work

  • Leaders and workers are encouraged to start with the end in mind (the “Z”), a discipled nation filled with healthy, reproducing churches accessible to every man, woman and child… and to work backwards from there to accomplish that goal.

  • Training is balanced with other important components that make for movement- Prayer that is focused and intentional (when, who, how?); Goals and Vision (how many, when); Leadership (who); Research (what do we need to know?); Resources (inside and outside of country); Evangelism and Discipleship (building new communities of believers).

  • Our approach is diverse- Tent makers can do the job, and should be the primary work force mobilised for this vision. The role of full time church planters is recognised, but not strongly encouraged. There are many ways to start new churches; the whole Body of Christ can and should be mobilised to this task.


IV. Roles

  • Jesus as Head of His Expanding Church- “I will build My Church” is His promise for every generation of Christian leaders. He is Lord of the Church, and has given His Spirit to lead us in the church planting task in any given place.

  • Missionaries from the West- Their function is primarily apostolic and facilitative… helping nationals to do what God is calling them to.

  • National Visionary Leaders- God raises up key leaders, who lead others into His vision for their country.

  • National trainers- Western missionaries intend to encourage and equip gifted national leaders to train their own countrymen, as soon as possible.

  • Other Christians- Expatriate workers linked with the national Church CAN work together in unity-- in prayer, sharing of some resources, and owning the goal for a discipled nation.

  • Strategic Use of Outside Funding- not for salaries and buildings, but used tactically to launch movements


V. Ways Local Churches Can Be Involved
in the Vision of Country-wide Church Planting

  • Prayer- for the movement, for the workers, for the harvest.

  • Information on the Movement- bulletin boards, newspapers, etc. can all highlight specifics on SCP.

  • Sending leaders to participate in the training- Pastors can recommend, send and support men and women called of God to this work..

  • Joining with other churches- in launching new works, developing small “house” groups that can lead toward becoming new churches, instituting a “cell group” movement in a given area, classic “mother-daughter” church planting.


VI. Why You Should Be Involved in Church Planting

  • Church planting is a biblical strategy - Acts 13:2,3; 14:21-23

  • Church planting is an effective means of evangelism - Mt. 28:18-20

  • Church planting reaches new generations - new forms often call for new churches, to reach new generations

  • Church planting is an effective way to reach people groups - Sub-groups in cities can be targeted in new church efforts

  • Church planting expands denominational strength - new churches grow budgets, leaders and harvest force workers.

  • People need churches where there are none - Many of the towns & cities in the nation are unreached, with no evangelical churches present

 

Core Tracks in the CPTraining Additional Subjects
» SCP Vision » Spiritual Warfare
» The Church » The Family
» Bible Study Methods » Stewardship
» Spiritual Character » Preaching
» Prayer  
» Evangelism  
» Discipleship  
» Cell Groups  
» Leadership  

 

   

 

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