REVITALIZATION
To equip pastors and church leaders
spiritually and practically with a Spirit-led process,
to usher ministries into a new season of health and harvest for the glory of God.
Experience new life
in your church.
ASSESSMENT
ASSESSMENT
Each church will be required to submit an assessment application to be reviewed by the DRN team. A price package recommendation will be communicated once the registration Form of Interest is complete.
The Process
The Cohort is a 16 week process, meeting every other week (9 total) via ZOOM, and meeting with your team on the other weeks (7 total). The goal is to development a unique Ministry Action Plan that fits your churches setting and need.
This is an interactive journey with other pastors and church leaders. Upon completion of the 16 week Cohort each church will be assigned a revitalization coach. The revitalization coach will help create accountability to the Ministry Action Plan developed during the Cohort.
Listen to Pastor John Marquis share about his experience with the Revitalization Process with Dirt Roads Network.
Revitalization Process
Assessment: The first step in the Revitalization process is for your church to complete an assessment. Your leadership board will submit interviews and a custom assessment to the DRN Team. The team will then review the assessment and application.
Cohort: After acceptance into the Revitalization program, the pastor(s) along with church leadership will participate in a 16 week cohort with other churches in the process. During this time, your church leaders will go through an interactive, practical, spiritual, and relational journey with other pastors and church leaders. The goal will be the development of a unique Ministry Action Plan that fits the setting and need of your church.
Coaching: Each church will receive a personal, DRN Certified, revitalization coach. The 12 sessions of coaching are included in the cost of the cohort and will be developed out of the Ministry Action Plan (MAP). Coaching will be focused on implementation of the MAP, as well as what you have learned through the process.