1	Church Revitalization “Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, to the end of the earth” Acts 1:8
2	Church Revitalization Church Revitalization equips the local church to move into their community with an understanding of the context and the beginning of a strategy for penetrating it with the gospel and establishing a Kingdom community. It prepares them for moving into Church Revitalization Networks (CRN) for further skill training and networking with other church revitalization teams near them.
3	Church Revitalization is a workshop designed to accomplish the following objectives:
4	Characteristics of Church Revitalization Utilizes a church revitalization team Models team-ship and mentoring Consists of a variety of contextual issues critical to church revitalization
5	Thirteen Units Overview Prayer Vision Values
6	Thirteen Units - continued Focus Group Mission Statement Relationships Core Group Leadership Development
7	Thirteen Units - continued Small Groups Worship Master Plan Mileposts
8	Church Revitalization provides a customized set of materials developed by the Church Revitalization Team that consists of the following; 1. A draft of a vision statement. 2. A rudimentary list of focused values. 3. A draft of a mission statement. 4. A prayer team enlistment strategy. 5. A beginning plan for evangelism. 6. A potential church systems design. 7. A flowchart of critical mileposts.
9	Church Revitalization Answers the question, “What does God want to do in every church?”
10	Church Revitalization Through the local church, God wants to do EVANGELISM DISCIPLESHIP FELLOWSHIP MINISTRY WORSHIP MISSIONS Acts 2:38-47
11	Church Revitalization Systematically evaluates the effectiveness of current church practice and asks “What needs to be ADJUSTED or STARTED?”
12	Church Revitalization Helps churches develop a strategy that will result in changes that need to be made in order to affect the community surrounding the church.
13	Church Revitalization “Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, to the ends of the earth”
14	Church Revitalization For more information, please contact the Baptist Association of Greater Baton Rouge (225) 296-3943