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Title: Saturation Church Planting


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Saturation Church Planting
  • Biblical Vision
  • International Strategy

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Israels Calling Mission to the Nations
  • Promised to Abram -- The LORD had said to Abram,
    Leave your country, your people and your
    fathers household and go to the land I will show
    you. I will make you into a great nation and I
    will bless you I will make your name great, and
    you will be a blessing. All peoples
    on earth will be blessed through you. Genesis
    121-3
  • Envisioned by Isaiah -- Turn to me Me and be
    saved, all you ends of the earth. Isaiah 4522
  • Nations will come to your light and kings to
    the brightness of your dawn. Isaiah 60 3

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Universal Scope of OT Mission
  • all the earth shall be filled with the glory
    of the Lord. Numbers 1421
  • for the earth shall be full of the knowledge
    of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.
    Isaiah 119
  • For the earth will be filled with the knowledge
    of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the
    seas. Habakkuk 214

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Gods Compassionate Heart and Comprehensive
Purpose
  • The Lord is patient with you not wanting anyone
    to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.
    But the Day of the Lord will come like a thief.
    Peter 38-9
  • .there was a great multitude that no one could
    count from every nation, tribe, people and
    language, standing before the throne and in front
    of the Lamb.They cried out in a loud voice,
    Salvation belongs to our God who sits on the
    throne and to the Lamb. Revelation 79-10
  • Never again will they hunger never again will
    they thirst. The sun will not beat on them, nor
    any scorching heat. Revelation 716

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Christs Mission Our Commission
Jesus Mission
The Message The Spirit of the Lord is on me
because he has anointed me to preach good news to
the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for
the prisoners and recovery of sight to the blind,
to release the oppressed, to proclaim the year of
the Lords favor. Luke 418-19
The Harvest My food is to do the will of Him
who sent me and to finish his work. Do you not
say, Four months more and then the harvest? I
tell you, open your eyes and look at the fields!
They are ripe for the harvest! (John 434)
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Christs Mission Our Commission
Our Co-mission
The Same Mission Peace be with you. As the
Father has sent me, so I send you. (John 2021)
The Same Scope Therefore, go and make
disciples of all nations. (Matthew 2818)
To Completion This Gospel of the Kingdom will
be preached in the whole world as a testimony to
all ethnae (people groups) and then the end
will come. (Matthew 2414)
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The Greatest Challenge to Completion
  • Theological an interpretation of
    multi-culturalism and post-modernism leading to
    universalism. (A western Christian problem)
  • Personal prayer urgency producing passion for
    the harvest
  • Practical goals of the Body are not organized
    into comprehensive plans, isolated tactics not
    melded into coordinated strategy

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How Can the Whole Church Work Together in a
Common Strategy to Disciple the Nation?
  • Its Simpler than you may think!)

9
Vision and Goal, Tactics and Strategy
  • Vision is a compelling word picture with the
    end in view.
  • Examples
  • "The evangelization of the Sikh community in
    Canada."
  • "The mobilization of the Canadian church to
    pray intelligently for world missions."
  • Bringing the gospel to a (particular)
    unreached people group in Pakistan."

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Vision and Goal, Tactics and Strategy
  • Goals connect vision and reality. Measurable,
    time-sensitive. Tell us whether we have made
    progress towards the vision.
  • Examples 10 people groups in 3 years, 50 JESUS
    film showings in 18 months, 1000 small groups in
    4 years.
  • Critical to progresslike the blueprint of a
    house you are going to build. Once we have a
    blueprint - it will be pretty clear whether or
    not we've hit the mark.
  • Until weve set a clear goal, rarely does
    anything significant happen.

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Vision and Goal, Tactics and Strategy
  • When a goal is set - e.g. plant 10,000
    churches by 2015, form a youth church targeting
    gang members - we begin to wrestle with
    challenges we have never faced, requiring
  • Strategy the comprehensive means of
    accomplishing the goal.
  • Tactics the component elements of the
    comprehensive strategy.

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Saturation Church Planting
  • DAWN is an acronym for Discipling a Whole
    Nation
  • DAWN Vision To establish gatherings of believers
    within geographic, linguistic and cultural access
    of every person of every class, kind and
    condition of humanity, where Jesus Christ is
    incarnated in all His love, care, truth and
    power, and His message is proclaimed.

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Saturation Church Planting
  • DAWN Goal 1 disciple-making community for every
    500 people in every ethnae and people group in
    the nation.
  • DAWN Strategy To mobilize the whole church to
    disciple the whole nation through SCP.
  • DAWN Tactics To engage denominations, schools,
    para-church missions, local churches, and lay
    people in setting individual goals which
    contribute directly to the national goal.

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A Process to Mobilize a Nation
1. Identify the potential leaders / watchmen 2.
Initial research and analysis harvest field
(nation) and harvest force (church) 3.
Develop network of intercessors 4. Hold initial
rally 5. Form national committee 6. Complete
in-depth research 7. Develop prophetic
message 8. Hold DAWN congress, set national
goals 9. Implement denominational programs 10.
Review of accomplishments in two years
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How has the DAWN strategy impacted other nations?
  • Can we actually measure results?

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Philippines
  • First DAWN project.
  • Goals for 50,000 churches by AD 2000 set in 1975
  • Current growth on target to achieve goals.

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Growth of the first DAWN ProjectThe Philippines
1974 - 2000
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Brazil
  • Population 165,521,699
  • 19,969,188 Evangelicals 13.49 of population
  • Average Annual Growth Rate of 8.26

Goal 150,000 New Churches by 2010
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Venezuela
  • Population 22,213,000
  • 10,000 Churches
  • 1,054,000 Attendees
  • 5.34 Evangelicals
  • 5 AAGR

Goal 20,000 New Churches by 2003
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Peru
Goal 50,000 Churches
By 2003 An average of 6 new churches everyday
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Zimbabwe
1992 DAWN Congress sets goals for 10,000 new
churches.
  • By 1996
  • over 3400 new churches
  • 1,639,760 estimated
  • new members

22
Ukraine
  • 16 church planter training sites.
  • 303 church planters in training.
  • 101,317 attending 3810 Evangelistic groups.
  • 253 new churches.

Goal 50,000 new churches
23
Romania
  • 27 church planter training sites.
  • 361 church planters in training.
  • 1972 attending 211 Evangelistic groups.
  • 145 new churches.

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India
  • Seven of the States in India have SCP projects
    underway, with goals of starting 500,000 new
    churches in addition to the 200,000 which already
    exist.
  • India represents about 15 of the worlds
    population, and 30 of the worlds unreached
    people groups and 50 of its unreached people.

25
China
  • 20 of the worlds population
  • DAWN project started 1994 by FEBC
  • Goal for 1 million new churches by AD 2000

26
Malaysia
  • No Indigenous Malay churches in 1990.
  • In 1995 there were 55 known congregations in the
    country.
  • Overall country goal is 4000 new churches.

27
Egypt
  • First Middle East nation to hold congress -
    November 1996
  • Vision set
  • for 10,000
  • new churches

28
England
  • In 1992 at a DAWN congress 750 leaders from 32
    denominations committed to plant 20,000 new
    churches by the year 2000.
  • At that time only two denominations had specific
    plans for church growth.
  • In 1995 a second DAWN congress evaluated the
    three years of progress.

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Impact On England
  • All major denominations have growth plans.
  • The Church of England has stopped its 20 year
    decline.
  • Five leaders are sharing the vision beyond the
    land.
  • 1,600 new churches have been planted.

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English Findings
  • Daughter churches are growing 12X faster than
    churches who are more than 5 years old.
  • Mother churches are growing 3X faster than those
    not having planted a new church.
  • 50 are new converts, 12 are renewed nominal
    believers not previously involved.
  • Alpha program introduced by Anglicans had
    involved to date 80,000 non-believers and has
    produced an 80 conversion rate after 13 weeks.

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An Historic Commitment...
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CANADIAN CHURCH PLANTING CONGRESS '97 October
27-30, 1997 -- Bramalea, ON DECLARATION
  • We, the delegates of the Canadian Church Planting
    Congress '97 - representing 39 denominations, 13
    mission organizations, and 4 seminaries - called
    together to address the urgent spiritual need in
    Canada, declare concerted prayer and evangelistic
    church planting to be the key to reaching our
    nation.
  • WE ACKNOWLEDGE
  • That without the raising up of new
    congregations there are still thousands of
    Canadians who will not have the opportunity to
    hear of the saving grace of our Lord Jesus Christ
  • That we have a personal and corporate
    responsibility to reach these people

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CANADIAN CHURCH PLANTING CONGRESS '97 October
27-30, 1997 -- Bramalea, ON DECLARATION
  • (Cont...)
  • That church planting is the key to discipling
    our nation calling its peoples to worship and
    serve our Lord Jesus Christ
  • Therefore
  • WE COMMIT
  • To earnestly pray for the harvest field and the
    harvest force
  • To the goal of planting 10,000 new churches by
    the year 2015
  • To plant churches that are geographically
    accessible and culturally relevant to every
    Canadian
  • To develop networks for support and
    accountability
  • To work together as the whole body of Christ to
    accomplish the task of the gospel for every
    person and a church for every people

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Canada
  • DAWN Goal
  • As of 1997 10,000 new churches by 2015
  • Raise average annual planting rate to 4.5
  • Churches geographically accessible and culturally
    relevant to every Canadian

Currently - 30,000,000 population - 9,276
Evangelical churches - 1.4 Planting AAGR
(Population growth 1.7)
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How Can We Move Forward Together?
  • Each can contribute strategically!

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Working Together to Multiply 10,000 New Cells of
Believers
  • Every denomination - setting goals, casting
    vision, providing support and resources
  • Every church - birthing new cells of believers
    (daughter churches)
  • Every bible school seminary - raising up and
    training planters for the harvest
  • Every para-church mission agency - planting
    churches
  • Every lay-leader - a harvest field worker a
    member of the team
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