Calendar
TSYM New Year Rally & Elections
Saturday, February 4, 2012
10:00 am
It is now time again to submit names for the 2012 TSYM youth officer elections. This year we ... Read More
Come to the Table
Saturday, February 4, 2012
10:30 am
All credentialed pastors are encouraged to attend. Some important ground will be covered. Lunch ... Read More
Come to the Table
Saturday, February 18, 2012
10:30 am
All credentialed pastors are encouraged to attend. Some important ground will be covered. Lunch ... Read More
News
Giving/Receipting Issues
Top 10 Year-end Giving/Receipting Issues 1. If a single gift of $250 or more is given by check, a gift acknowledgement must be obtained by the donor to qualify the gift as a charitable deduction. 2. …Read More
2012 State Administrator Goals
2012 STATE ADMINISTATOR GOALS T1 (also J2): Missional Fruitfulness: the aim is to expand the number of healthy, fruitful churches so that more people may know Christ. T1: Church …Read More
Dr. John Johnson Materials
After the TGA annual meeting in San Antonio many requested the materials which Dr. John Johnson taught. Following are those materials and corresponding handouts. Missiological Principles for Today's …Read More
The Pursuit Blog
Already On Mission
Blogged By: Tim West
As I think about the idea of an “unhindered” church or an “unhindered” person, I realize the shaping of our minds is paramount to the shaping of our behaviors. After all, we tend to do what we think! Hirsch and Ford make a compelling point with respect to this idea. One of the most basic assumptions Christians should hold, say Hirsch* and Ford, is that God is already on mission in the world. Therefore, it’s not so much that we take the …Read More
Unhindered
Blogged By: Tim West
The ministry theme for 2012 is “Unhindered.” The goal of this theme is to reinforce the core value of Jesus: to seek and to save the lost. As a church, we often proclaim this value, but do we really perform this value? Consider the following as an introduction to the 2012 ministry theme. I’ve always been impressed with how the book of Acts ends. The last Greek word in the text is “akoloutos,” which is the English word translated as …Read More