mm council vision, mission, strategies, priorities and activities

MM Council Vision, Mission, Strategies, Priorities and

ActivitiesAugust 21, 2011

Phil Navs VisionWE ENVISION LOVING COMMUNITIES living out and proclaiming the Gospel of God’s Kingdom leading to the transformation of hearts and lives, families and nations, from one generation to another.

1 Cor. 3:16 Don’t you realize that all of you together are God’s temple and the Holy Spirit of God lives in you?

MM Navs Mission Statement

TO ADVANCE THE GOSPEL of Jesus Christ and His Kingdom into families and communities in Metro Manila and beyond through spiritual generations, living and laboring among the lost.


MM Navs Strategy - CampusCampus

1. Organize student groups and provide opportunities and venues for fellowship and connections.

2. Strengthen and develop life and leadership skills of students that will prepare them to serve in ministry even after graduation.

3. Establish a network of students committed to our vision and calling all over Metro Manila.


MM Navs Strategy – Alumni & WP

Alumni and Working People1. Organize alumni groups and provide opportunities for

fellowship and connections.2. Encourage alumni to start their own ministry group.3. Strengthen and train alumni and working people on

stewardship, parenting and relationships, work and wealth creation, and on missions that they may live like missionaries whether they remain in the country or go overseas.

4. Identify and equip potential influencers and leaders for leadership in the different spheres of service (families, communities, workplaces, business, government, etc).


MM Navs Strategy - Community

Community1. Help organize communities that adopt holistic

approach to life, emphasizing the need for spiritual reconciliation with Jesus Christ, discipleship and transformation.

2. Participate in programs and activities that will help the poor overcome poverty, e.g. education, health and nutrition, livelihood and enterprise development, and values formation.

3. Encourage discipleship among the rich and influential people.


MM Navs Strategy – Local Church

Local Churches

1. For local churches to embrace the Intentional Discipleship Church Process (IDCP).


Campus Ministry• Facilitators

1. Aio Arzadon2. Daidai Migraso3. Erick Medina

• Primary Group Members1. Abby Sison 2. Jean Migraso3. Jaime Hernandez4. Cocoy Arzadon5. Omar Ginon6. Neilmark Enriquez7. Mary Grace De Guzman8. Esther “T-tarts” Pinzon9. Tembi Arzadon


Alumni and WPs Ministry• Facilitators

1. Chuck Toque2. Esther “T-tarts” Pinzon3. Jean/Bobot Migraso (temp)

• Primary Group Members1. Nemie and Maila Falconite2. Mark and Joy Lumbay3. Greg and Hannah Haskell4. Soc and Ched Arzadon5. Jean Barcena6. Jam Flores7. Alex Tan8. Leov Duquez9. Jing Ocampo10. Nestine Hernandez11. Emy Ginon1 Cor. 3:16 Don’t you realize that all of you together are God’s temple and

the Holy Spirit of God lives in you?

Community Ministry• Facilitators

1. Jun and Susan Arevalo

• Primary Group Members

1. Willy and Diane Manubay

2. Jesse and Grace Felizardo

3. Raineer and Mila Chu

4. Jonathan and Thelma Nambu

5. Cris and Dotty Gregorio


Local Churches• Facilitators (2) 1. Kim and Cess Sison• Secondary Group Members

1. Jaime and Nestine Hernandez2. Soc and Ched Arzadon3. Greg and Hannah Haskell4. Bobot and Jean Migraso5. Kim and Cess Sison6. Jean Barcena7. Esther Pinzon8. Aio Arzadon9. Mary Grace De Guzman10. Alex Tan11. Jing Ocampo12. Nemie and Maila Falconite13. Mark and Joy Lumbay14. Jong and Tess Vital15. Jun and Susan Arevalo16. Willy and Diane Manubay17. Jesse and Grace Felizardo18. Raineer and Mila Chu19. Jonathan and Thelma Nambu


MMC Execom 2011-12• Coordinator – Jaime Y. Hernandez Jr.• Campus Facilitators

1. Aio Arzadon 2. Daidai Migraso3. Erick Medina

• Alumni and WPs Facilitators 1. Chuck Toque 2. Esther “T-tarts” Pinzon 4. Jean/Bobot Migraso (temp)

• Community Facilitators 1. Jun and Susan Arevalo

• Local Churches 1. Kim and Cess Sison


MM Council Organizational Structure

• The MM Council is the governing body. Decisions are made within the Council.

• The MMC Executive Committee is composed of the Facilitators from the different primary groups.

• The Facilitators are responsible for coordinating work in their primary groups.

• The MMC Facilitator is responsible for coordinating the work of the Council.

Campus FaciAlumni & WP Faci Loc Church Faci Community Faci

CampusAlumni & WP CommunityLocal Church

MMC Executive Committee1 Cor. 3:16 Don’t you realize that all of you together are God’s temple and


MMC Facilitator

Priorities per Ministry Area

• Assets – what will help in the realization of our vision that are already true/present in your group?

• Needs – what will help in the realization of our vision that are not true/present in your group?

• Priorities – Focusing on our vision, mission and strategy while considering your Assets and Needs, identify your priorities (activities, materials, equipment, etc.).


Campus Priorities 2010-11• Assets: people and laborers, nav building, staff/equippers, prayer,

Bible study materials • Needs: laborers, prayer, training, journals and bibles, student

leaders • Priorities:

1. Establish communities/bible study groups/student orgs in the different schools where insiders are already present (Ateneo, TIP, PUP, FEU, Fatima, PSBA).2. Regular prayer for campuses.3. Annual camps for training and building of relationships (when there is no national camp we will conduct regional camps).4. Create an FB for metro manila students.5. Visits of students in the different schools, e.g. UP to Ramon Magsaysay, etc.6. Training of Student Leaders (insider, intimacy with God, church/oikos, discipleship). Consider adopt a campus by CDM.


Campus Priorities 2011-121. Workshop for leading BS Groups using the Bible and Nav Materials

(How to lead small group discussions) – November2. Campus Visits to schools where there is Nav presence

(highschool-to-college, college-to-college), e.g. Ateneo, Miriam, etc. - depends of schedules of activities of the different schools

3. Silent Retreat – October4. Honoring Parents – March5. Joint Valentine's Party – February6. Sportsfest – December7. Jubilee Celebration - April 29-May 18. Urban Poor immersion/ Exposure to Other Ministries - 1st Week of

April

Alumni and WPs Priorities 2010-11Asset

1. Alumni from other regions converge in MM for work2. Young age group: 21-353. Venue: Navs Center For Kuya Bobot and Ate Jean; Ate Hannah’s Place for UPD Women; Kuya Jaime’s group wd guys4. Meetings not structured5. Egroups and Facebook active6. New UPD Alumni

Needs1. Other alumni not included (graduates from other campuses in MM), not integrated2. YP’s older than 35yrs and still single, find themselves hard to blend in3. New couples have other needs not met in the YP and Alumni group

Priorities1. Sustain the existing group- Kuya Bobot and Ate Jean, Ate Hannah’s group, Kuya Jaime-UPD guys2. Connect with those not included- refer to database from last alumni conference3. Create monthly gatherings for all YP’s and alumni; follow-up on the FACEBOOK LIVE4. Invite older YP’s to conferences and anniversaries and other activities5. Invite older couples and Professionals to community involvement – those who don’t fit the new couples, YP’s.6. Parenting sessions for new couples with children less than 10 yrs old

- A way to answer to the needs of young couples with children- 2 sessions per month starting September up to December 2010- 30 minute lecture, 1hr & 30min open discussion- Proposed title: HELP! I’M A PARENT...- Open to young couple contacts of Alumni and YP’s


Alumni and WPs Priorities 2011-121. Sustain the existing groups- Kuya Bobot and Ate Jean,

Ate Hannah’s group, Kuya Jaime-UPD guys, Alex Tan, T-tarts, Kuya Romy’s group, Ilonggo group

2. Hold monthly gatherings for all YP’s and alumni; follow-up on the FACEBOOK LIVE- the plan is to have existing alumni groups take turns in hosting/ preparing for the monthly gatherings and invite nav alumni in MM. Remember to invite people in the database from last alumni conference

3. Parenting seminars- Continue follow-up discussions with young

couples with young kids. - Hold new meetings with couples who have

teenage kids.1 Cor. 3:16 Don’t you realize that all of you together are God’s temple and


Community Priorities 2010-11• Assets:

1. proximity/living together/staying together, 2. all age group levels are present children, youth, couples, elderly3. CHAI Resources4. small business skills

• Needs: 1. Values Education Seminar2. Small business, Co-op3. Volunteers/manpower4. Conflict-Resolution Seminar5. Volunteer Teachers Training Seminar6. Family outings, Family Celebrations7. Women in Mid-life Seminar

• Priorities: 1. Funding for New Classroom- Antipolo Community2. Prayer Teams3. Build and train Community leaders. Transition from friendships to bible study.4. Scholarship programs.5. Basic ministry skills training.6. Tap opportunities for initiating new communities.


Community Priorities 2010-111. We will serve as the link or catalyst for the different

groups started by Nav alumni to work together and tap opportunities to serve one another and for initiating new communities. Some groups are focused on responding to specific problems in society; they can serve in the existing communities and expand their work and influence.- Samaritana (kuya Jonathan and Ate Thelma)- MMP group (Kuya Raineer and Ate Mila)- Evangelicals (Kuya Romy)- Urban poor communities in Antipolo (Kuya Willy and Ate Diane)- Microfinance Group (Kuya Jun/ CHAI)


Local Churches 2010-11Assets:

• IDCProcess Training Seminars of CDM presently being done in several MM churches like:– San Juan Baptist Church– Makati Grace Intl Ministries– NCUC– CCF DGroup – KBCF

• Pastors/council leaders focused on living out the Great Commission through the IDCProcess components.

• CDM Funding – there is available fund for holding training seminars to these churches• Funding available from the local churches

Needs:• Trained lay leaders grouped in triad (for accountability and focus)that live out the Great

Commission to work together with the CDM staff involved in Metro Manila towards the realization of the vision/mission statementsPriorities:

• Present the Metro Manila vision and mission statements to these churches to integrate them to their local vision/missions statements

• Pursue training using the IDCProcess to these key churches with 2years as timetable• Setting of network of key leaders of local churches.• Network with community group (caution on “converting” from one religion or church to another).• Invite key leaders from local churches (homegrown) to be part of the MM Council.


Local Churches 2011-12• Invite key leaders from local churches

(homegrown) and Alumni who are deeply involved in Local churches to be part of the MM Council.


Source of Funds• The ideal is for each community formed in

MM to be self-sustaining and therefore financially independent. However, we will need to fund and support groups that are not yet in that situation. Thus, we will need to find donors who will serve as our partners in reaching our vision. I will present our plans and activities to a possible donor but I will need detailed plans from each of the groups.


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