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In an open letter to credentialed ministers, Foursquare President Glenn Burris Jr. reminds readers of the importance of the Five Targets, announced last year, and how The Foursquare Church is working toward them.
In an open letter to U.S. churches, President Glenn Burris Jr. invites them to participate in the upcoming Global Summit, which will take place after Connection 2012 in Phoenix. Churches are invited to watch a new video, as well as pray for and give toward the Global Summit.
While some see missions strategies as exclusively based either in the local church or from a central office, The Foursquare Church is embracing a blending of the two. Foursquare Missions Director Jim Scott explains the shared values and the distinctive ways in which “both/and” works well in taking the gospel around the world.
When a visitor searches Foursquare.org for a local congregation, they will now find an address, a printable map, directions, the church phone number and the pastor’s name. It’s a simple but highly effective way to connect visitors with our churches through Foursquare.org.
In an open letter to Foursquare leaders, President Glenn Burris Jr. encourages Foursquare ministers to get the rest they need so they will be better prepared to mentor the next generation, and give it all for the kingdom of God.
Rev. Dennis Easter, a graduate of LIFE Bible College who has been involved in the leadership of Foursquare churches in California and Oregon for more than 40 years, has been appointed supervisor of the Pacific Coast and Valleys District.
Nearly 2,500 members of the Foursquare family gathered in Columbus, Ohio, this year for Connection 2011: “Accelerate—The Whole Gospel to the Whole World.”
Connection 2011 in Columbus, Ohio, May 30–June 2 will be a critically important time for The Foursquare Church both in the U.S. and globally, says Foursquare President Glenn Burris Jr. In an open letter, he encourages and challenges all Foursquare leaders to be a strategic part of the vision-casting that will determine the future of our movement.
The National Church Office (NCO) is focusing on resourcing and encouraging local churches in each stage of the Four-Stage Development Model. Here’s a closer look at the ministry structure of NCO and how we are partnering together to more effectively carry out God’s mission for The Foursquare Church both in the U.S. and around the world.
General Supervisor Tammy Dunahoo talks about the thoughtful process of realignment that the National Church Office has worked through during the past two years, and outlines several key changes that have been made in Foursquare’s NextGen, ForeRunners and Hispanic ministries.