The D’ART Collective Pathways
Our World is Changing
What’s Included
Curated Reading
Curated readings and 6 eBooks with doctorate-level research provided in easy-to-understand principles to help you develop a strong, thriving congregation
Videos
30 videos answering deep questions from Christian thought leaders in the community
Podcasts
7 video podcasts with our context experts and leaders in the community exploring topics of theology, faith, and the Church
Format
Exercises, quizzes, and group questions that encourage you to integrate your knowledge with your faith and take your ministry into your community
How the Pathways Work
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Establish C-SIL Lab Team
Each week, you are encouraged to meet with congregational leaders within your church as part of a Congregational Studies Innovation Learning Lab (C-SIL). Establish a day, time, and location where your C-SIL Lab will meet to prayerfully consider the impacts the week’s lesson will have upon your congregation.
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Begin Course Work
Curated readings, intentional podcasts, and practical exercises build 4-weeks of content for each Pathway. Doctorate-level research provides easy-to-understand principles to help you develop a strong, thriving congregation.
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Participate in Weekly C-SIL Lab
Meet weekly to discuss further and apply the truths learned in the week’s lesson. Each Pathway provides your C-SIL Lab with thought-provoking questions that will create a meaningful impact on your congregation.
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Continue in Course Work
As you progress through the course content, continue to meet each week with your C-SIL Lab team until the Pathway is successfully completed. At the conclusion of a Pathway, you will receive a badge recognizing your work, and at the end of all six Pathways, you will receive a certificate of completion.
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SIX PATHWAYS. ONE TRANSFORMATIONAL JOURNEY.
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Pathway 1: Theology
An introduction to the place and role of theology in defining the Church and providing a foundational understanding for how theology underlies the nature, purpose, and function of the Church.
Pathway 2: Identity
An introduction and discussion of the importance of identity for churches and congregations with emphasis upon the elements of forming a biblical identity and its role/function both within and outside a church.
Pathway 3: Community
An introduction and assessment of community, which is comprised of the people in the surrounding areas, identifying their needs, wants, and the engagement of the men and women who identify with belonging in a thriving and growing community.
Pathway 4: Process
An introduction to the administrative, executive, and management roles conducted in ministry that provides success, good discipline, and order of a church organization. The execution of the work in ministry must be conducted adeptly, concisely, and with the wisdom of God for this great work.
Pathway 5: Program
An introduction and discussion along with application of the principles that support the spiritual growth and development of a congregation with emphasis on the importance of constructing community targeted, relationship-based ministry programs to forge lasting relationships with the community, or communities, surrounding a church.
Pathway 6: Implementation
An introduction and discussion of the strategies and resources needed in ministry based on the model design and right fit for the movement of an organization to have a kingdom impact on the lives of the people who are committed to learning and empowerment in local congregations.
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