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4.1 Why Is ACOP Called a Fellowship?
Melissa Smyth replied 1 week, 3 days ago 25 Members · 24 Replies
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A movement is defined as "a group of people with shared purpose and values who create change together." Movements provide resources, invest in people, provide opportunities for networking, have shared goals, and creates an 'esprit de corps'. Is ACOP a movement? If not, what needs to change in order for it to become a movement? Reflect in a paragraph.
As ACOP function in Felowship, it looks like getting close to movement , because movement, is a group of people with shared purposes and values who create change together. "Be and image of Christ", it provides resources, invest in people, provide opportunities in networking, were sharing the same goals, bringing lost soul to Jesus.
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I believe it is a movement as when you look at what a movement is, ACOP does seem to meet the criteria, even if it is called, and functions, as a fellowship
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I think ACOP could be called a movement. Albeit one that doesn't effect the change to the degree that we would like, I do feel we are taking steps in the direction to be a cause for greater impact.
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Deleted UserJune 5, 2023 at 4:17 pmThe ACOP is a movement. We are a group of people who share purpose and values and desire to change our world together. Epic, Bible College, Online courses, open door retreats, conferences, grow days, and joint services are some of the ways the ACOP has provided resources, invested in people and provided opportunities for networking. I look forward to seeing what God is going to unfold as we continue to come together.
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