2013 Annual Report - The Foursquare Church
2013 Annual Report - The Foursquare Church
2013 Annual Report - The Foursquare Church
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<strong>2013</strong> <strong>Foursquare</strong> Cabinet <strong>Foursquare</strong> Missions International <br />
team. Although progress was slow in the beginning, by the fall of 2012 we started to gain <br />
traction. <br />
By the end of December 2012, we had successfully launched and managed a Children’s <br />
Christmas Offering campaign resulting in $65,607.70 received that will help FMI support our <br />
global ministries to children. This campaign had one major distinction over all other previous <br />
fund raising efforts – with this offering we began to engage and cultivate donations from <br />
individuals in <strong>Foursquare</strong> churches in addition to our conventional fund raising efforts with <br />
senior pastors and credentialed ministers. <br />
We also made major strides in 2012 beginning to identify our FMI mission, message, and brand. <br />
Clarity in these three areas is helping us now share the FMI story with more focus and impact. <br />
Taking the Journey in <strong>2013</strong> <br />
FMI Communications reflects our new philosophy of cultivating the support of individuals in <br />
addition to the support of our credentialed ministers and local churches. Our comprehensive <br />
communication strategy encompasses the following seven priorities: <br />
• Donation Processing <br />
• Donor Receipting <br />
• Donor Development <br />
• Donor Communications <br />
• Video Communications <br />
• Website <br />
• Media <br />
We are well on our way toward identifying areas of adjustment and innovation in each of these <br />
seven priorities. We project that <strong>2013</strong> will see improved FMI communications systems and <br />
strategies, tangible donor development, and an increase to the FMI Global Fund. <br />
GO Teams <strong>Report</strong> <br />
Chad Isenhart, cisenhart@foursquare.org <br />
http://connect.foursquaremissions.org <br />
2012 2011 2010 <br />
Teams reported to FMI 250 226 276 <br />
Countries visited 63 59 59 <br />
Team participants 2154 1659 2200 <br />
Estimated $ spent on STMs* $2.6 million $2.3 million $2.8 million <br />
*Estimates based on the following formula: (# of participants x best flight cost) + insurance + (# of participants x # days on field <br />
x $40/person/day for room, board, transportation and ministry costs. <br />
In 2012, GO Teams worked hard to better track the US church’s involvement in Short Term <br />
Missions (STM). This year's data shows that short term missions are still at the heart of the US <br />
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