Questions & Answers
P.L.A.C.E – Partnerships & iAM Memberships
Q1: What does P.L.A.C.E focus on?
A1: P.L.A.C.E focuses on building strong partnerships within the community and fostering deeper engagement among church members, particularly through leadership roles in outreach and service projects.
Q2: Who should participate in P.L.A.C.E workshops?
A2: P.L.A.C.E is beneficial for church members looking to get more involved in leadership, community engagement, and those interested in creating and sustaining church-community partnerships. It’s also ideal for iAM (Institution Ascend Members) looking to take an active role in the church’s mission.
Q3: What topics are covered in P.L.A.C.E?
A3: Topics include forming strategic partnerships with local organizations, developing leadership skills within the church, effective collaboration for outreach, and engaging members to take ownership of church service projects.
Q4: What are iAM Memberships?
A4: iAM refers to Institution Ascend Members—active members of IPC who are committed to leadership and service in the church and community. These members are given specific roles and responsibilities in the execution of CIPs and other church initiatives.
Q5: What types of CIPs can be expected in P.L.A.C.E?
A5: CIPs in P.L.A.C.E could include organizing partnerships with local charities, hosting community service days, or collaborating with other churches and businesses to execute large-scale projects like resource distributions or community fairs.
Q6: How does P.L.A.C.E benefit my leadership growth?
A6: Through practical leadership training and real-world service projects, P.L.A.C.E helps you grow as a leader both within the church and in your community. You’ll learn how to manage partnerships and lead service projects, all while deepening your faith and connection to the church’s mission.
Components
P.L.A.C.E: Partnership Leadership Ascend Certification & Engagement – Partnerships & iAM (Institution Ascend Member) Memberships
Purpose: To develop partnerships within the church and with external organizations, empowering leaders and members to collaborate effectively for community impact.
Key Topics:
Building strategic partnerships within the church
Leadership development and member engagement
Collaborating with external ministries and community organizations
Workshop Format: The workshop features panel discussions, leadership training modules, and collaborative projects with church and community partners, fostering an environment of learning and practical application.
IPC Workshop Series: A Transformational Journey for Faith, Leadership, and Community Engagement
Overview
The IPC Workshop Series equips church members with essential spiritual, relational, and leadership tools, engaging participants in active community service through CIPs (Community Involvement
Projects). The series offers a rotating focus on four core themes, with a weekly format that blends biblical instruction with practical applications. Each workshop fosters personal growth, strengthens marriages, and builds leadership in service to the community.
Structure
Workshop Structure: Four Core Themes
S.O.U.L.S: Seeking Out Unreached Lives for Salvation
M.E.N.D: Marriage Enrichment for Nurturing Development – Marriage Health & Support
H.I.M: Healthy Innovative Ministries
P.L.A.C.E: Partnership Leadership Ascend Collaboration Engagement – Partnerships & iAM Memberships
Weekly Workshop Rotation
Week 1: S.O.U.L.S – Evangelism Training and Outreach (with CIP opportunities)
Week 2: M.E.N.D – Marriage Enrichment & Relationship Building (with CIP opportunities and recurring date nights)
Week 3: H.I.M – Healthy Innovative Ministries | Ministry Innovation and Leadership (with CIP opportunities)
Week 4: P.L.A.C.E – Partnerships & iAM Member Engagement (with CIP opportunities)
Week 5: Off Week – Time for Reflection, Rest, and Fellowship (when applicable)
Detailed Weekly Breakdown
Week 4: P.L.A.C.E – Partnerships & iAM Member Engagement
Focus: Build strong community partnerships and develop active church leadership through iAM (Institution Ascend Member) participation.
CIP Opportunity: Collaborate with local businesses and organizations to conduct large-scale community service events, such as food drives or neighborhood cleanups, led by iAM members.
Key Scripture: Ecclesiastes 4:9 – "Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor."