Resources in the ‘Membership Resources’ Category
2010 Sojourn Church Budget
In the projected budget for 2010, you will find two things:
• Our 2010 Maintenance Budget—a budget based on maintaining all the ministry we’ve accomplished this year .
• Our 2010 Health Budget—a budget based on our vision for healthy growth in giving and ministry .
The Sojourn Membership Covenant and Church Constitution
This is the covenant that all members-in-process must sign after having their membership meeting, and the covenant to which all members must adhere.
Sojourn Membership Application
The first part of this document, used to gather information from prospective members of Sojourn Community Church, asks a series of basic contact information questions. The second provides space for Christians to write their conversion testimony.
Personal Renewal Plan
The PRP doesn’t start with you “Doing” things, but rather, it starts with reminding you who you are and what God’s call is for our lives. We are all weak in certain areas and we need to seek renewal in those areas. If you’ve been rescued by God’s, His hand is on you! This is a promise!
Take the time to assess yourself and then talk about it this week with someone who is close to you.
Watchcare Membership Policy
Some of our evangelical Presbyterian (infant-baptized) brothers and sisters have found it difficult to find a gospel-preaching church that they can lock arms with. While we remain unwavering in our commitment to believer’s baptism, as best we can, we want to make space for them – to provide spiritual accountability, fellowship, and a place to serve.
Childhood Baptism And Church Membership: A Position Policy For Sojourn Community Church
A position policy for Sojourn Community Church, written by Sojourn Kids Director Jared Kennedy and Scott Holman.
Sojourn Church Discipline Guidelines
Church discipline is often a misunderstood and misapplied part of living out the gospel in community. This guidebook provides a biblical explanation of church discipline and guides you through the disciplinary process as outlined in Matthew 18:15-20.
