Identify the sociocultural, political, economic and spiritual dynamics to consider when attempting to reach out to this specific population. What makes outreach to this specific group different?

Local Church Missions Project:

submit a paper (5-7 pages) outlining the student’s proposed missions project for his/her local church. Students must meet the following requirements:

1. Make the case for the need of an effective missions/outreach program in your local church. How does the Bible support the facilitation of an active and productive missions program in local churches? Utilize biblical support as well as concepts gleaned from the lectures and textbook readings.

2. Conduct research on a proposed population for outreach. Who are you trying to reach out to and why? Provide general information and statistics for this specific population.

3. Identify the sociocultural, political, economic and spiritual dynamics to consider when attempting to reach out to this specific population. What makes outreach to this specific group different?

4. Develop a specific plan of outreach to the chosen population by members of your local church. Who will be joining you? What do you need (pre-planning, finances, materials, people with specific talents/abilities)? Where and when will it take place? How will you accomplish this task and what form of follow-up will you utilize?

GREAT CONCLUSION
A minimum of 7 sources must be cited, three of which must be academic, in addition to biblical sources with no more than four online sources. Students may use textbook and lectures as sources. All final papers must be double-spaced, Times New Roman, 12-point font size, with 1- inch margins. Must be written according to the standards of Kate L. Turabian, A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations, 9th ed. The deadline for the f inal paper is