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This essay explores ten fundamental aspects that can guide this transformation, promoting a more effective and relevant engagement in the church's mission. The transition from a maintenance culture to a missional culture is a significant challenge for many faith communities. This change requires a deep understanding of the current context and an innovative approach to ministry. Evaluate : What year am I in? The first step in shifting to a missional culture is self-assessment.

This essay explores the characteristics of each model and the strategies to promote this transformative change. The transition from a maintenance church to a missional church is a challenge that many faith communities face. Characteristics of the Models Below, a table summarizes the fundamental characteristics of a maintenance church in contrast to a missional church: Aspect Maintenance Church Missional Church Temporal Focus Focused on the past Light of the past acts in the p

Two fundamental principles should guide how we "will be church": the gospel and the community. We are called to a dual fidelity: Fidelity...