Resources to Develop Disciples to Serve
Sharing in Community of Christ
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Exploring Identity, Mission, Message, and Beliefs, 4th edition, is great for introducing friends, neighbors, and others to the church or deepening their understanding of our faith. It contains church identity statements, Enduring Principles, Basic Beliefs, Mission Initiatives, and many other insights, making it ideal for adult classes, individual study, and your home or church library.
You can purchase this booklet from Herald House or download a free pdf booklet from the Community of Christ Website. |
Latter-day Seekers Ministry Resources
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Latter-day Seekers introduces Community of Christ to those with an LDS background. We seek dialogue with all people. Community of Christ does not proselytize. For those happy in their faith, we are happy for you. Our Resource pave includes a link to the Latter-day Seekers Ministry private Facebook Group. |
Seventy Craig Hidy's 70CraigBlog
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Seventy Craig Hidy invites you to come along as we explore our faith journey, discipleship, spiritual lives and where they are taking us.
Please join the discussion on his #70CraigBlog. The link will take you to the Emporia Community of Christ website where the blog is located. |
What is a Seventy?
The Seventy carry out missionary work for the church in close association with other missionary leaders. They represent Christ primarily as ministers of evangelism through witnessing, inviting, and church planting. They especially proclaim and promote Jesus Christ’s invitation to faithful discipleship through vibrant witness, and train individuals and congregations in witness and invitation. They particularly minister with seekers, individually and in groups, to share the gospel in relevant ways and to invite response. They support sacramental ministries by preparing people for baptism and/or confirmation, presiding at sacramental services, and performing most sacraments. They promote community by inviting individuals, households, and families to respond to Christ’s call to discipleship. They promote justice and peacemaking by inviting people to experience all aspects of Christ’s peace through active discipleship. They create ministry partnerships with mission center officers, apostles, elders, and evangelists.
The Seventy carry out missionary work for the church in close association with other missionary leaders. They represent Christ primarily as ministers of evangelism through witnessing, inviting, and church planting. They especially proclaim and promote Jesus Christ’s invitation to faithful discipleship through vibrant witness, and train individuals and congregations in witness and invitation. They particularly minister with seekers, individually and in groups, to share the gospel in relevant ways and to invite response. They support sacramental ministries by preparing people for baptism and/or confirmation, presiding at sacramental services, and performing most sacraments. They promote community by inviting individuals, households, and families to respond to Christ’s call to discipleship. They promote justice and peacemaking by inviting people to experience all aspects of Christ’s peace through active discipleship. They create ministry partnerships with mission center officers, apostles, elders, and evangelists.
Project ZION Podcast
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Featuring a variety of guests and panelists, Project Zion Podcast explores the unique spiritual and theological gifts the Restoration tradition offers today’s world. Project Zion publishes full-length episodes every Tuesday, with occasional “extra shots” of shorter, high impact content in between. Project ZION Podcast is sponsored by the Latter-day Seeker Ministries team of Community of Christ. Latter-day Seeker Ministries supports those with a Mormon background who look to Community of Christ for sanctuary and potentially as a spiritual home. |
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Videos which are produced by Community of Christ include official announcements, inspirational stories, church financial reports, mission stories, and Witness the Word: Sermons on Demand.
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Historic Sites Foundation
Historic Sites Foundation
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Community of Christ Historic Sites Foundation supports preserving and sharing Community of Christ historic sites with present and future generations.
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The Community of Christ Historic Sites Foundation is a not-for-profit organization incorporated in the state of Missouri and sponsored by Community of Christ to support historic sites owned by the church.
The Foundation helps to preserve and share Community of Christ history, especially as it relates to the historic properties located across the Midwest. Community of Christ historic sites include the Kirtland Temple (Kirtland, Ohio), the Joseph Smith Historic Site (Nauvoo, Illinois), Plano Stone Church (Plano, Illinois), Joseph Smith III's Liberty Hall (Lamoni, Iowa), and Heritage Plaza (Independence, Missouri). |
