Gods Up to Something in this Place
As we engage in strategic planning and reflection, we recognize the importance of commitment, partnerships, and envisioning possibilities. Explore the guidance offered through stories and the impact of inviting diverse perspectives into our outcomes.
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GODS UP TO SOMETHING IN THIS PLACE
BRAINSTORMING IN A GROUP First session: Practicing Gratitude Second session: Possibilities Today s session: God is Up to Something in this Place Abundance list provided by Tina Kvitek
WHERE WE ARE TODAY Slide provided by Tina Kvitek
ZOOM OUT IN A CHANGING WORLD Strategic planning key to making changes Partners are critical Let things die so more impactful programs can rise Do with excellence, not everything. Slide provided by Mike Ward
ZOOM OUT : TABLE QUESTIONS Now that we ve had a month to think about it and using the recommendations on the previous two slides: If we create a new strategic plan, how far out are we envisioning? What things aren t as important anymore? And to whom? What things are? And to whom? Who might our partners be?
ZOOM IN Those with us are fully committed. STP: Same Ten People Invite people into Outcome.
ZOOM IN: TABLE QUESTIONS If you consider US: those STP that will be fully committed: What would you recommend? Add in Outcome: What would it mean to invite people not just us to outcome possibilities?
HIT PAUSE Be story makers, not just story tellers. She emphasizes that stories give us guidance to recognize the world as a gift and to think how we might respond. ~ Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass author, MacArthur Genius Award winner
