A Variety of Visions Compiled by Mary Ann Jeffreys editorial coordinator, LEADERSHIP
July 1, 1994
What makes for a good vision statement? What should one include or leave out? One way to answer those questions is to look at examples. LEADERSHIP gathered statements of vision from various congregations across the nation.
Reach unchurched people in the Inland Empire
Help them grow in Christ
So we can together serve the Lord in ministry
- Community Baptist Church
Rancho Cucamonga, California
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To God's glory, and through the power of the Holy Spirit, we are to become a healing community that intentionally does disciplemaking and evangelism while being committed to changing the facility to accommodate growth and planting a sister church.
- Wheaton Evangelical Free Church
Wheaton, Illinois
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As a church, we are to continue a strong pulpit ministry, teaching the Scriptures and the lordship of Christ, develop discipleship and stewardship among us, which must entail the devoting of our time, talents, and treasures to the service of God and others.
- The First Congregational Church (UCC)
Hamilton, Massachusetts
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To turn irreligious people into fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ.
- Willow Creek Community Church
South Barrington, Illinois
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We are to glorify God
by responding to the Lord Jesus Christ through
EXALTING him as Creator, Savior, and Lord
EXEMPLIFYING him and the values of his kingdom
EDIFYING his church
EVANGELIZING his world
ENCOMPASSING the past
ENRICHING the culture.
- Chapel Hill Bible Church
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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First Baptist Church lives to glorify Christ by making disciples who are growing in relationship with God in worship, then with the church in fellowship, and with the world in witness.
- First Baptist Church
Wheaton, Illinois
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