Appendix I
The Six Suggested "Temporary" Mission Statements(1)
Circulated by the LACJ Merger Committee for Discussion on 12-27
Who | will Accomplish What? | In What Manner? | For Whom? (Target Group)(2) |
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1 | The Hacienda Heights and LA Central Japanese American SDA churches | 1. To continue and enhance their
present projects, 2. To sustain and nurture |
will work together in unity,
following Jesus by following Christs method of helping people |
all |
2 | The Hacienda Heights and LA Central Japanese American Seventh-day Adventist churches | 1. Continue and enhance their
soul-winning projects, 2. Sustain and nurture |
will work in unity to follow Christ, copy Christs method of helping people | all |
3 | The Hacienda Heights and LA Central Japanese American SDA churches | 1. Continue and enhance their
soul-winning projects, 2. Sustain and nurture its members |
will work in unison ...as Jesus did. | |
4 | The Hacienda Heights and LA Central Japanese American SDA churches | 1. To share the gospel of Jesus; 2. To provide members the opportunity to inter-relate at a comfortable church building that will sustain one and all. 3. To work together to examine/explore the proposed merging of the two churches. 4. To study its impact with sensitivity, the emotional and physical/logistical needs of the displacement/invasion. |
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5 | The Hacienda Heights and LA Central Japanese American SDA churches | 1. To continue and enhance
their soul winning projects, 2. To sustain and nurture their members |
will work in Christlike harmony | |
6 | The Hacienda Heights and LA Central Japanese American SDA churches | 1. To win souls, 2. The be a united church of loving Christians 3. to win disciples for Christ. |
will work in Christlike harmony |
the community |
End Notes
1. This is my atomistic analysis of the contents of the six different mission statements previously given (see meeting of 12/27/97).
2. Note the lack of anything in this column designating any specialization.
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