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This summer, young adults and leaders will travel to Israel for a life-changing immersive discipleship experience called The Israel Impact, led by Foursquare pastors. Applications for this unique Israel tour are now being accepted. The trip is set for June 18–July 3, 2012, for young adults ages 18-29 and leaders who want to partner with the vision.
More than 675 Foursquare men and women have participated in our FEMA-approved disaster relief training sessions, increasing our ability to offer immediate, effective help when catastrophe strikes. More training sessions will take place in fall 2011 and are also being planned for 2012.
The targets outlined in our movement’s Four-Stage Development Model are the “what” that drives our efforts and invests our resources, says Foursquare General Supervisor Tammy Dunahoo. The “how,” she notes, will be defined by the context of each local church and district. A national resource network, she explains, is being formed, and tools are being created to facilitate effective ministry.
Following 24 years of faithful service as a youth pastor, senior pastor and church planter, Rev. Tim Clark has been appointed district supervisor of the Greater Los Angeles District, effective Sept. 1. Tim is a strategic thinker and able communicator. His commitment to Spirit-filled ministry and passion for equipping leaders has affected many churches across the nation.
Jesus often shared transforming truth with his disciples during meals together. Foursquare Vice President and General Supervisor Tammy Dunahoo reminds us how easy it is for deep conversation to happen between friends and family over a meal. She encourages us to make the most of meals and to share more than just food—we should share the life of Jesus, too.
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.
Life has a way of draining us, even of our spiritual vitality. And because ministry leaders give away their lives every day, they are especially vulnerable to having their strength sapped and running on empty. General Supervisor Tammy Dunahoo reminds us of the importance of taking time to be filled with God. She says this filling affects the unity of the body of Christ and the health of the communities in which we live.
As students of all ages gear up for the new school year, General Supervisor Tammy Dunahoo takes a look at Foursquare’s role in Education and Leadership Development.
As the national church realigns, districts are developing teams and conducting strategic planning for effective ministry as we look to the future.
Foursquare General Supervisor Tammy Dunahoo challenges pastors to remember the fundamental assignment of the ministry and spend time with the Lord to determine if that assignment is being fulfilled.