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PROTOCOLS & POLICIES of the NETWORK 1. The word “embassy”, refers to The Household of God as to governmental representation & management of God’s Kingdom on the earth. 2. As ambassadors of the Kingdom, we represent the King of Kings - Jesus. 3. God's embassy on earth is His collective network of churches across denominational lines. 4. Embassy is a group of persons sent on a diplomatic mission, an ambassador and his staff. We are called Christ's Ambassadors. 2 Corinthians 5:20 5. Protocol is defined, not as an institutional or legalistic regulation, but a breathable relational structure & maturity between leaders 6. Protocol is a of conduct is a set of correct or appropriate behavior of a group, organization, or profession Functional relational agreement: a formal agreement between authorities, leaders. 7. A locally, regionally,
and globally recognized standard of relational structure for clear
collaborations and interconnectivity between those who are connected
through functional leadership and accountable relationships. Continued at the top right panel...
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5 Specific Aspects of Network Protocol Accountability: Ministerial ethics and conduct with
other ministers in
a region through permission for guidance and
personal aspects. Correction needed in violations of ethics and
protocol it will be done in the scriptural order seeking ultimate
reconciliation and restoration. Accountability addresses
responsibility, respect and reliability in ministers. A standard of conduct is implemented according to biblical
principles and relational protocol. Affiliates of this
Network will conduct themselves in a Christ like manner one toward
another and never become critical, disruptive, or derogatory of one
another.
Arbitration: The process through which a controversy is submitted to an impartial person called an arbitrator, to resolve a dispute outside of the court system. Agendas: Appropriate guidelines for presentation of events, goals, and invitations to ministers, ministries, and specific congregants based on the locations, involvements of regional leadership counsel, and neutrality of any one individual entity being highlighted for drawing away from one place to another. Access/Transition: As covenant co-laborers we are never alone. Of course God is always with us, but Jesus said: "Father, that they may be one, as you and I are one." We are here to serve God and His Kingdom Ambassadors through true relationships, resources, and in those times of needed.
Agreement: Minimize
differences, maximize unified purpose, Never allow issues to affect our
resolve for relationship. Seek diversity, and celebrate rather than
tolerate each one.
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