MISSION PLAN FOR CHURCH HOLY LADY

Mission Plan for Church Holy Lady



Introduction

In the present century, more than ever, the church's role in educating humanity and addressing the needs of the suffering masses is of great importance. The patrons and Holy figures swear to this mission of answering the needs of the people .It is this mission that drives the missionaries in their quest for bringing a positive change in humanity and large and educating the children. American, with its ethnic, cultural and religious diversity will benefit from these efforts and rise further on the world map.

The Church's Responsibility

The severity and urgency of this issue of responsibility of the Church to society for as much for the consideration of the Church's own plight as a sympathy tragic empires and threatened cities of our era. It is unlikely that Christian communities have suffered more from a guilty conscience at any time 5ixteenth century than they do now. There have been times when the Church felt more serious threat from the outside than it is today, but it is not often questioned the adequacy of their own as much as it does now, and the main reason for this self-analysis is its sense of responsibility for damaged and threatened societies with whom he associated.How we design, clarify, or align these questions about the role of the mission will be some of our most important decisions. We believe, that mission is something that the church, believes in, and functions keeping in mind the core values that describe its existence.

The Christian community must understand their responsibility in terms of membership in the divine and universal society, and he knows that he must answer to God who is Lord of heaven and earth for all, with whom he is dealing with. It should, however, if the original sense of the obligations of the Church is to illuminate, to identify the creature, to whom he is accountable to God-in-Christ and Chtht-in-God. In fact the Church itself should be described in these terms, as a community that responds to God in Christ and Christ in God. A society that does not recognize its obligation to provide attention to the God and the Christ can call themselves a church, but it is difficult to attach specific meaning to the term. Without a sense of moral obligation or dependence on Christ, the society has no moral reality of the Church. This may be a religious organization of some sort, but it's not a church in the historical sense. In the New Testament Church appears, above all, as the company of those who answer the call of Jesus, and then communicate those waiting for his return. In both cases, the Church in response to more than the historical Jesus. Pupils respond to him as one who has power. He is a prophet, and more than a prophet. He has words of eternal life. There is a universal and eternal, powerful, unavoidable detention in what he says and ...