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		<title>Core Values</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jamie Booth</dc:creator>
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				<description><![CDATA[Much of what I write comes from what I have read. In fact, pretty much all of it does. I am not that creative of a person, and when it comes down to it most of the good ideas I have I have taken from someone else. So, if you ever think I have a [&#8230;]]]></description>
					<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Much of what I write comes from what I have read. In fact, pretty much<br />
all of it does. I am not that creative of a person, and when it comes<br />
down to it most of the good ideas I have I have taken from someone<br />
else. So, if you ever think I have a great idea you should just look<br />
for the footnote. </p>
<p>But being a fairly uncreative person keeps<br />
me looking for good ideas all around me in all sorts of areas of life.<br />
One of those areas is pastoring. I am not sure I know exactly what the<br />
future holds for me, Becky and our family, but in chance that God would<br />
move us into a senior pastor role somewhere, I am always looking and<br />
thinking about what would be the core values of my church and ministry.
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<p>Recently I have been doing some reading and from that reading I<br />
think that at least four core values I want to have are community,<br />
depth, responsibility and connection. Community in that I want people<br />
to connect in meaningful relationships. Depth in that I don&#39;t just want<br />
to &quot;do church&quot; but tackle tough real life issues and not settle for<br />
Sunday School answers. Responsibility in that I want my church to be<br />
concerned for the needs of others in our community and in our world.<br />
And finally Connection, I want people to be connected in mentoring<br />
roles, for people to have someone who will walk beside them and teach<br />
them because they have gone through something similar themselves. I am<br />
sure there will probably be a dozen more core values, but these are<br />
four that I see as non-negotiable. 1</p>
<p>1. Stetzer, Ed. Lost and Found page 67-68.</p>
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