What Happens in a Vision Meeting?
A Vision Meeting is a free conversation, about an hour, where Psalm 67 Collective listens to where your church is with missions and leaves you with a one-page readout and one clear next step.
A Vision Meeting is a free conversation, about an hour, where Psalm 67 Collective listens to where your church is with missions and leaves you with a one-page readout and one clear next step.
Cost
Free
Length
About an hour
You leave with
A one-page readout and one next step
We start by listening: your church's story first, then where missions is today and where you hope it goes.
1
Your church's heartbeat
Who you are, what God is doing among you and what's on your heart.
2
Missions today
The missionaries and partners you support, your budget and who leads.
3
Your people
How your members pray, share their faith and take part.
4
The unreached
How your church understands God's heart for every nation.
5
Your hopes for next year
What you would love to see change.
6
An honest read
What we see, and one step you can take, with or without us.
After the meeting you receive a one-page readout of the conversation.
Your church's profile
Which of the four church types fits you best.
What we heard
Your words, summarized.
Two or three opportunities
The changes that would matter most.
One next step
Something you can do this month, with or without Psalm 67.
Who could own it
The person in your church best placed to carry it.
Is the Vision Meeting really free?
Yes. It is free, and there is no obligation to sign up for anything afterward.
How long does it take?
About an hour.
Who should come?
Your pastor, and whoever leads missions if you have someone. Anyone who cares about your church's mission is welcome.
Do you meet with churches outside Dallas–Fort Worth?
Yes. We meet in person around Dallas–Fort Worth and by video anywhere in the US. Distance changes how we work together, not whether we can. For churches farther away, our main role is connecting you with trusted partners on the ground.
What do we need to prepare?
Nothing formal. It helps to know which missionaries and partners you support today and roughly what you spend on missions.
We already have a missions program. Is this for us?
Yes. Many churches use the Vision Meeting to step back and find what's next. Sending churches often become collaborators.
Juggling ministry demands and struggling to focus on missions? You shepherd the Church. We'll help strengthen its mission.
Tell us a little about your church. Your Vision Meeting is with Ethan Edwards, Executive Director, and he will reach out to find a time.