When Everyone Knows Your Name
About this episode
The episode discusses the church's vision for multiplication and the importance of authentic community over artificial connections.
Where Dave, Whitney, and Keelea process the church's bold new vision for multiplication and what happened when everyone wore name tags. They explore the difference between artificial connection and authentic community, discuss what "parish ministry" looks like in central Wisconsin, and explain why leadership is inviting feedback on a vision that's still forming. Whitney shares her transition off staff, the team reflects on mission trips that shaped their thinking, and they answer the question: "How do we get to a place where week five, we still remember names?" This isn't about building bigger—it's about going deeper and wider across the region. Books Mentioned: - Dwell by Dr. Barry Jones
People in this episode
Hosts: Dave, Whitney, Keelea
Topics covered
- church vision
- community building
- leadership feedback
- name recognition
- mission trips
- parish ministry
Keywords
- church
- community
- leadership
- name tags
- mission trips
- Wisconsin
- feedback
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Dwell
Places: central Wisconsin
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