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M9 Missions principal deliverable example

Missions and Community Impact Plan

Sample principal deliverable for Eagles Nest. 5 pages, page-by-page illustration with synthetic example content.

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Who receives this deliverable, how often it is produced, and where it fits in the Academy.

Audience
Pastor, leadership team, board
Produced
Once per module cycle, refreshed at re-assessment
Length
5 pages

Underlying views

Leadership approval then coach review
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Missions and Community Impact Plan · Eagles Nest

Missions and Community Impact Plan

M9 Missions — principal deliverable

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Missions and Community Impact Plan — Eagles Nest

M9 Missions · Mobilization pillar. Illustrative example of the approved principal deliverable, prepared for leadership review, Quarter ending December 2026.

Church

Eagles Nest (Atlanta, GA)

Module

M9 Missions

Leadership time

About 6 hours of leadership time

Owner

Missions Pastor

Coach

Pastor Lee Jenkins

Approval state

Not submitted

Why this deliverable matters

Missions is where a church's generosity meets the world beyond its walls. Too many congregations measure mission faithfulness by the number of events on a calendar or the size of a benevolence line item, without ever asking whether those activities are aligned to real, demonstrated need or whether they are producing measurable change in people's lives. M9 Missions calls leadership to move from scattered outreach activity toward a coherent Missions and Community Impact Plan: one that names the needs of the surrounding community and the global partners the church has chosen to stand with, explains why each commitment was chosen, and tracks whether it is working.

This module treats evangelism, outreach, community service and external partnership investment as stewardship decisions, not just ministry enthusiasm. Every dollar and every volunteer hour sent outward represents a trust placed in the church by its members, and that trust deserves the same discipline applied to internal budgeting: needs assessment, portfolio design, partnership vetting, participation planning, safeguarding of the people served, and honest measurement of outcomes. By the end of this module, leadership will have listened to their community, built a balanced portfolio of outreach and partnership, and created the tools to communicate impact with integrity rather than impression.

What leadership will have completed

Leadership will have completed and approved a Missions and Community Impact Plan containing a community-needs assessment, an outreach and partnership portfolio, an evangelism and partnership strategy, a participation plan, an investment analysis, beneficiary safeguards, impact measures, a gaps list and a 90-day action plan.

Nine M curriculum version 1.0 · version 1.0 · status Pastor Lee Review. Synthetic example content — replace each section with your church's approved language.

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Sample contents created by Allan Bell - CPA, CMA, MBA, for illustrative purposes.

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