missional
- adjective
- /ˈmɪʃənl/
- Jargon
- After more than 20 years in ministry, growing to one church in 8 locations, being named among the top churches in America repeatedly, just maintaining would never be questioned, and some missional drift would be expected.
Examples
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Nonetheless, I thought the compromise was worth it to explain something basic to people who are not inside the missional conversation.
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Our company focuses on creating missional projects that benefit the local community.
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The missional strategy of the organization aims to address social issues effectively.
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He is passionate about promoting missional initiatives that prioritize sustainability over profit.
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Etymology
Missional comes from the word mission, from the old Latin mittere meaning 'to send'. A helpful way to remember the secular use is to think of an organization 'sent' to do a clear job for the community, which is why a missional group focuses on purpose and social impact rather than profit.