CHPL5384 CHURCH PLANTING AND CHURCH REVITALIZATION IN THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CONTEXT
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1 CHPL5384 CHURCH PLANTING AND CHURCH REVITALIZATION IN THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CONTEXT New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Division of Pastoral Ministries Academic Workshop Dr. Jack Allen Jr. Director, C. B. Day Center for Church Planting Assistant Professor of Church Planting Office: Dodd 203, Tel.: (504) Dr. Maxie Miller Director, African American Church Planting Department Florida Baptist Convention Office Tel.: (800) Mission Statement The mission of the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary is to equip leaders to fulfill the Great Commission and the Great Commandments through the local church and its ministries. Core Value Focus The course focuses on the core values of Missions and Leadership. Curriculum Competencies Addressed The course addresses Servant Leadership and Disciple Making. Course Description This course is designed to address the unique opportunities and challenges faced by ministers in starting and revitalizing churches in predominantly African-American communities. Learning Objectives 1. Discover the biblical basis and the need for healthy churches and for church planting. 2. Understand general principles of evangelism and church health as applied to African American communities. 3. Know the stages of a church start and church revitalization process. 4. Identify resources available for planting and revitalizing churches in African American communities. Learning Methodology Students will learn from reading, classroom discussions, lectures by the professor(s) and experts in the field, and course assignments. Learning Resources Required Dr. Jack Allen Jr. Heart Attitudes, audio download at Redeeming the Culture through Missional Living in Pursuing the Mission of God in Church Planting: The Missional Church in North America (available online at George Barna and Harry Jackson. High Impact African American Churches. Michael J. Cox and Joe Samuel Ratliff, Church Planting in the African American Community. 1
2 2 Ed Stetzer and David Putman, Breaking the Missional Code Optional (choose one) Harvie M. Conn, ed. Planting and Growing Urban Churches: From Dream to Reality. Floyd H. Flake, Elaine McCollins Flake, and Edwin C. Reed, African American Church Management Handbook. Carlyle Fielding Stewart III, Growing the African American Church. Hozell C. Francis, Church Planting in the African-American Context. Dr. Lee N. June and Matthew Parker, Evangelism and Discipleship in African-American Churches. Course Schedule (tentative) Monday, Oct 15, 2007 o 1:00-4:00 PM o 6:00-9:00 PM Tuesday-Thursday, Oct o 8:30-11:30 AM o 1:00-4:00 PM Friday, Oct 19 o 8:30-11:30 AM Course Requirements 1. Reading Report. Read or listen to all resources before class begins on Oct 15, and submit a signed statement to that effect at the first class meeting. 2. Ditties. Write 10, one page ditties (exactly one page) one on each of the five required resources, one on an optional text of your choice, and four on any course outline topics that interest you (one ditty per topic). Get to the point quickly; use 1 margins; 12 point, Times Roman font; and parenthetical citations. Do not include a cover page. 3. PLACE Ministries Online Assessment. Obtain an online assessment code from Dr. Allen s assistant, complete the assessment, submit a printed copy, and schedule a 30- minute appointment with Dr. Allen to go over your assessment. 4. Personal Evangelism. Deliver a personal, face-to-face, one-on-one, verbal witness of the gospel to at least five people, and record your experience on the attached form. 5. Exam. One, comprehensive exam will cover material offered in readings and lectures. The exam will be offered during the final ninety minutes of class time. Answers must be written in a Blue Book (available at Lifeway Bookstore). 6. Case Study. Evaluate a Southern Baptist church operating in an African American context, according to the principles set forth in the class. Professor will base grades on the student s research, critical assessment, and graduate-level communication skills. Include: a. Ten-page double-spaced paper, Turabian form, including footnotes and at least three written resources and two personal interviews; 2007Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 2
3 3 b. Written evaluation of the student s findings by the leadership of the church studied (evaluation form at Evaluation of the Student s Work Dr. Allen assigns letter grades per the NOBTS course catalog. Should a student s final numerical grade come within a fraction of the next higher letter grade, professor may at his discretion consider promoting the student to the next higher grade based on his or her attitude, positive contributions to the field, and preparedness for classroom discussions. Professor may also at his discretion apply a bell curve to students cumulative grades for the course. Assignment Distribution Due Date Reading Report 15% Oct 15 Ditties 25% (average of 10 individual grades) Oct 19 PLACE Assessment 10% Oct 23 Exam 25% Oct 18 Case Study 25% Nov 8 Absences -1% per hour absent Late Assignments Late assignments receive a 20-point penalty. Dr. Allen will entertain pleas for mercy due to unforeseen circumstances. We had a baby, is not considered an unforeseen circumstance, but, our baby arrived six weeks early, is. Student/Professor Conferences Due to the concentrated nature of an academic workshop, the professor is only available to meet with students by appointment made through his assistant (ph or daycenter@nobts.edu). Disclaimer This syllabus proposes a course of study for a given time period. Occasionally, however, things change. The professor(s) reserve the right to adjust the syllabus when he reasonably thinks that doing so will enhance the learning experience of his students. The professor(s) will not add assignments or change the grading standards of the course. 2007Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 3
4 4 COURSE OUTLINE 1 PRINCIPLES OF CHURCH PLANTING AND REVITALIZATION 1. ASKING QUESTIONS like Ought we to use more of God s money to plant new churches or to revitalize old ones? usually leads to bickering; and thus, it is a bad question. A good question is this: in light of your alleged belief that Jesus is the smartest and best man in the world (Dallas Willard, Bertrand Russell), what principles guide us? 1.1. Is your place safe enough, and is your faith big enough? 1.2. Do you really want to make disciples? (Are you sure of exactly what that means or how to get it done?) 1.3. You really want an A in this class, but will you do what it takes to get one? 1.4. What are the particularities of doing church among African Americans? Can we really generalize it so easily, or do various strata appear and overlap such as economic class, education, or cultural background? 1.5. Can your church, or any church, make a different in a community? 2. RELATIONAL EVANGELISM produces the most consistent fruit (Bill Hybels) The crucial human factor in conversion is not the delivery of the gospel, but whether or not the unsaved person can understand the gospel and its implications for his or her life (Acts 8:30-31; Hunter, Celtic Way of Evangelism) A realistic evangelism strategy must allow people to grasp the gospel s meaning. Should we develop an African American evangelism strategy? What would it look like? 2.3. True evangelism done by a church body is systemic. Making and incorporating new converts impacts the way the church contacts people, greets people, conducts Sunday School, preaches and worships, makes announcements, and interacts with people in the foyer or parking lot Evangelism and discipleship are best thought of as circular, interrelated environments rather than linear events. How does one best disciple African Americans? 3. ATTRACTION EVENTS help church people meet looking-for-church people, some of whom will be believers and some of whom will not, but all of whom are demonstrating their interest in finding God (Col. 3:1-2, Rick Warren) In attraction events, we can be kind (Jesus was); 3.2. we can be striking (Jesus was); 3.3. we can be interesting (Jesus was); 3.4. we cannot compromise holiness (Jesus didn t) To produce a good event requires prayer, thought, effort, and holy imagination. What kind of event is attractive in a predominantly African American community? 4. PEOPLE COMMIT to a church where they find relationships and meaning A well designed small group ministry helps people find deeper discipleship relationships. 1 The outline for this course is an ongoing process. The current version was developed with the help of Dr. Maxie Miller and Dr. Ken Weathersby in Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 4
5 Church life can exist without members learning to walk with the Lord, but it goes much better if they do The perspective and values of adults change primarily based on their experiences, especially with role models present to help them interpret the experiences in the light of Scripture The best kind of context for such mentoring is in small group life where people are engaged with one another beyond a mere meeting Bible teaching can help if it deals practically with how to live what the Scriptures say Acts 2:42 offers a basic model for small groups and house churches. Will it work among African Americans? 4.2. The social needs of people are such that a small group can meet only a limited range of needs. A broader community of mind (congregation) is needed to expand one s vision People function out of their perspective and values. Whoever shapes a person s perspective and values is the one who guides his or her life Fifty years ago, it was common for teachers, pastors, and community leaders to shape perspective Who is shaping the African American mind today? How can churches teach people to interpret the various media and make good decisions? Without lived experiences and reflective thinking based on them, the media remains in charge of the average person s (even the Christian s) mind and life (Rom. 12:2) The Overseer s (Pastor s) preaching sets direction as the lead teacher and expositor of the Scriptures A solid preaching ministry can help shift perspectives as long as it does not come off as aloof, condescending, or unrealistic Preaching alone is not enough even the most dynamic preaching can lead to a shallow church without consistent help from the other areas of contact within the church (men s and women s groups, discipleship classes, children s and youth ministries, music programs) Unless peoples hearts change to follow Christ, their words will conform to the Pastor s words until they leave the Sunday service then they will break from conformity and their actions will reflect their hearts desires. Heart change requires ministry not only to peoples intellect, but also to their emotional and physical needs, and it requires a free environment where they can be loved toward change (this was Jesus phenomenal contribution to leadership theory). 5. A CHURCH IS A SPIRITUAL ORGANISM THAT WEARS ORGANIZATIONAL CLOTHES. It does not appear in public without clothes. For this reason, leaders need to understand how people work together in organizations Churches are made up of people who got saved because Christ died for them, not because they were good. Church leaders must understand how to work with this fact Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 5
6 5.2. The most important factor in church planting and revitalization is the character of the leader and his wife. If they are genuinely spiritual, likeable, and offer good judgment, the effort will do well Their hard work is the second most important factor Third, the plan they are working matters. If it fits the people they are trying to reach, things will go well. If not, they will have a lot of problems, and the work may fail Leadership (lay and staff) is the most critical factor in church health. Upright and inverted pyramids can demonstrate biblical church structure for direction setting and ministry implementation Organizations (including churches) move forward when leaders agree on the group s purpose, mission, values, and tactics. 6. THE CHURCH IS ALSO A CULTURAL PHENOMENON. It does not easily get outside its own skin (Niebuhr, Christ and Culture) A few missionaries and some leaders are gifted to stretch and look back at their own culture. Most, however, will live with cultural blinders and must be repeatedly challenged to rethink how God s ways are higher than the culture s ways and how to reach people outside their comfort zone The church organizes itself according to cultural patterns. Its value system is set on cultural default. Strategies for renewal must be evaluated with a critical eye: the driving ideas behind many renewal efforts often reflect new forms of the values of the surrounding culture, not the values God commands Christ against culture Christ and culture in paradox Christ transforming culture. 7. THE HOLY SPIRIT AND SATAN ARE REAL. For this reason, a leader needs to be grounded in the Word, genuinely humble, teachable, faithful, perseverant, and walking in dependence on the Lord (Ed Murphy, Neil Anderson) Truth and reality as understood by modernism, postmodern, and Biblicism 7.2. Spiritual warfare 7.3. Warfare prayer 7.4. Prayer walking 7.5. Deliverance 8. THE KEY POINT FOR CHANGE IN DENOMINATIONAL (SBC) LIFE IS THE LOCAL CHURCH no one can tell it what to do. Changes at other points are subject to undoing at the whim of the next bureaucratic administrator What will it take for us to increase the acceptance and cooperation between African Americans and the Southern Baptist Convention? How do African Americans perceive the SBC today? Can African Americans overlook the racist past of the SBC and develop a multi-cultural future? Why should the SBC fully fund church plants in African American areas? Should they do so to the detriment of new churches in predominantly Anglo or Hispanic areas? How can we work to qualify more African Americans for SBC leadership positions; i.e., faculty, DOMs, Executive Directors, agency Presidents? Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 6
7 8.2. The key leverage point to enable change to spread is found in the denominational leadership pools the places where people go for ministry training: church colleges and seminaries. The next important places are the student ministries at secular colleges where leaders may be won and trained. Weak strategies at key leverage points lead to limited movement in the future Widespread change is less dependent on the spread of great ideas than it is on the spread of trained change agents. Ideas are needed, but they have to be implemented by people with good judgment, the right skills, and the character to endure through the mess that change brings (Dale Galloway). 9. NOT ALL STRATEGIES ARE CREATED EQUAL It is the nature of the contemporary forum (Christian media) that the coolest ideas dominate discussion. Ironically, cool Christian ideas often mimic secular ideas but with far less excellence and far more naiveté regarding where those ideas will lead people. Effective ideas those that Christ blesses rarely get much press When it comes time to implement a strategy, the marketplace is ruthless (Peter Drucker). It is not the nobility of the idea, its proponent, or his zeal that makes a strategy effective. A strategy either fits the environment, and the character and skill set of the implementers or it does not. Some strategies are wiser than others Most often, a hurry up and get the world saved right now strategy does not work. We need strategies that look a century ahead, and that can adjust and thrive amid change. If Jesus comes back before our strategy is effective, we will be happy if we are found doing the things that Jesus really wants done Jesus may have offered us a simple strategy for starting and revitalizing churches when He sent out the 72 disciples in Luke 10. What would that strategy look like in a 21 st Century African American context? Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 7
8 8 Student (print name, , mobile phone #, ) Reading Report Submitted to Dr. Jack Allen Jr. Course Title: Total # of pages Total # of pages Books Read (print author and title below): read. in book I certify that this Reading Report is a true and complete statement of my work. Signature 2007Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 8
9 9 Complete five Personal Evangelism Reports per class ( form on next page) 1. List five lost people to whom you can talk about Jesus; 2. Pray for the people on your list every day; 3. Ask God for the name of the person He wants you to talk with first. If you do not receive a leading within a day or two, ask others to pray with you. 4. Tell the person about Jesus immediately; 5. Repeat the steps through each of the names on your list; 6. Evaluate your experience by completing one personal evangelism report on the attached form as soon as you complete your verbal explanation of the gospel. Submit each form upon completion. Your final report is due on the date listed in the syllabus; 7. Communicate and Celebrate when you lead someone to Christ by telling the class. When you lead someone to Christ, you are encouraged to bring the new Christian with you to class so that he or she may celebrate with us. 2007Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 9
10 10 PERSONAL EVANGELISM REPORT (circle number) NAME: Class: Person(s) with whom you shared the Gospel: Date: Time: Location: 1. What did you talk about first? 2. How did you transition from that to the gospel? 3. How did you address hindrances (street noise, television, children, pets)? 4. Did you give a complete presentation of the Gospel? 5. After you presented the Gospel, did you ask the person to respond? 6. What was his or her response? 7. If not positive, what is preventing the person from receiving Christ? 8. What plans did you make to talk again? 9. If you did lead the person to Christ, what came of your discussion about baptism and church membership? 10. What will you do differently next time, or do you think your presentation was flawless? 2007Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 10
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12 12 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Bakke, Ray. A Theology as Big as the City. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, The Urban Christian: Effective Ministry in Today s Urban World. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, Brock, Charles. The Principles and Practices of Indigenous Church Planting. Nashville, TN: Broadman Press, Bullock, Harold. Fools and Follies: Biblical Patterns that Live Today. Fort Worth, TX: Golden Oaks Publishers, Claerbaut, David. Urban Ministry. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, Comiskey, Joel. Home Cell Group Explosion: How Your Small Group Can Grow and Multiply. Houston, TX: Touch Publications, Conn, Harvey M. ed. Planting and Growing Urban Churches. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker, Cueni, R. Robert. Dinosaur Heart Trans-Plants: Renewing Mainline Congregations. Nashville, Abingdon, Dale, Robert D. To Dream Again: How to Help Your Church Come Alive. Nashville: Broadman, Dawson, John. Taking Our Cities for God. Lake Mary: Creation House, Dever, Mark. Nine Marks of a Healthy Church, Rev. ed. Wheaton, IL: Crossway Books Evans, Anthony T. America s Only Hope. Chicago: Moody Press, Faircloth, Samuel D. Church Planting for Reproduction. Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, Francis, Hozell C. Church Planting in the African-American Context. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, Greenway, Roger S. and Timothy M. Monsma. Cities: Missions New Frontier. Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, Harrington, Jim and Mike Bonem and James H. Furr. Leading Congregational Change: A Practical Guide for the Transformational Journey. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 12
13 13 Hesselgrave, David J. Planting Churches Cross Culturally, A Guide to Home and Foreign Missions. Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, June, Lee N. and Matthew Parker. Evangelism and Discipleship in African-American Churches. Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, Logan, Robert. Beyond Church Growth. Grand Rapids: Fleming H. Revell, Logan, Robert E. and Steve Ogne. Church Planter s Toolkit. Pasadena: Charles E. Fuller Institute, McCalep, George O. Faithful over a Few Things. Lithonia: Orman Press, Sin in the House: Ten Crucial Church Problems with Cleansing Solutions. Lithonia: Orman Press, McKinney, George. Cross the Line: Reclaiming the Inner City for God. Nashville: Thomas Nelson Publishers, Ratliff, Joe S. and Michael J. Cox. Church Planting in the African-American Community, Nashville: Broadman Press, Redford, Jack. Planting New Churches. Nashville: Broadman Press, Schaller, Lyle E. 44 Steps Up Off the Plateau. Nashville: Abingdon, Questions for Church Planters. Nashville: Abingdon, Questions for Congregational Self-Appraisal. Nashville: Abingdon, Smith, Sid. Church Planting in the Black Community. Nashville: Convention Press, Schwartz, Christian. Natural Church Development: A Guide to Eight Essential Qualities of Healthy Churches. St. Charles, IL: Churchsmart Resources, Stetzer, Ed. Planting New Churches in a Postmodern Age. Nashville, Broadman & Holman, Oct_CP5384_AfrAm 13
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