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SC: Strategy Coordinator
What is the role of a Strategy Coordinator (SC)?
A Strategy Coordinator constitutes a new concept in Christian missions with distinct characteristics and functions aimed at achieving an ancient goal: the fulfillment of the Great Commission.
The Strategy Coordinator's role requires working with all other Great Commission Christians, both local and non-local, denominations, agencies and individuals to do the following:
- Research and survey the situation of that population segment, becoming expert in the subject for purposes of evangelization, ministry and church planting.
- Learn the languages necessary to understand and communicate with the population segment.
- Devise and help to implement a wide range of evangelizing ministries aimed at reaching the target population and ensuring a church planting movement among them.
- Report regularly to an administrative supervisor.
- Relate as part of a team to other Strategy Coordinators, each of whom has been assigned to a different population segment.
The overarching objective of the Strategy Coordinator is to see that, through the vast network of Christian influences, all persons in his/her population segment become evangelized and have reproducing churches planted among them.
Out of this descriptive definition, four distinctive features emerge.
The Strategy Coordinator:
- Targets a single, unevangelized population segment.
- Is not bound by residential restrictions.
- Collaborates with all Great Commission Christians.
- Takes responsibility for developing and implementing a comprehensive evangelization strategy aimed at producing indigenous, reproducing churches (CPM).