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	<title>Comments on: Rethinking the North American Mission</title>
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		<title>By: robert</title>
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		<description>i completely agree ken. 

of course, another easy option is for us to re-evaluate how our churches allocate their resources. with 10% going to CP &amp; association that leaves 90% that is usually being spent on the local church (primarily for buildings and staff). it would be great if local churches were sending another 11% to missions (let alone just to international missions) but you&#039;ve probably seen the stats that show this isn&#039;t happening - though i will add that from what i&#039;ve read on your blog and facebook i would bet that your church is doing so. money isn&#039;t the answer but purposely directing resources away from ourselves will probably help us to direct our attention off of ourselves.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i completely agree ken. </p>
<p>of course, another easy option is for us to re-evaluate how our churches allocate their resources. with 10% going to CP &amp; association that leaves 90% that is usually being spent on the local church (primarily for buildings and staff). it would be great if local churches were sending another 11% to missions (let alone just to international missions) but you&#8217;ve probably seen the stats that show this isn&#8217;t happening &#8211; though i will add that from what i&#8217;ve read on your blog and facebook i would bet that your church is doing so. money isn&#8217;t the answer but purposely directing resources away from ourselves will probably help us to direct our attention off of ourselves.</p>
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