Kondo Simfukwe's guest appearances

Kondo Simfukwe

Grace Fellowship Messages

Fostering Church Podcast

Matt Johnson

Kary Oberbrunner

Travis Smith

Aaron Blake

Sarah Norris

Jehovah Qanna

Jeremiah Olson

Keith Minier

Jake McCullough

Tim Farrant

Jeff Bogue

Nate Harrison

Drew Waggoner

Mark Artrip

Jeremy Piehler

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The words we say are important. So is how we say them, when we say them and to whom we say them. They truly have the power to move people closer in or to push them further out. So, how do we as church leaders clearly articulate the call of God to care for children and families in foster care in such a way that people are drawn in? Not only from the pulpit, but through other communication mediums in our church as well. What structures must we consider putting in place to support our communication, so our people not only hear the call but are given clear pathways to respond to it?  Questions like these, among others, are important ones for us as church leaders to consider as we take steps towards becoming more actively engaged in foster care. In episode 3 of The Fostering Church Podcast, the Jasons talk with Kondo Simfukwe, the Pastor at Mission Point Community Church in Winona Lake, IN.  Kondo consistently communicates God’s heart for the vulnerable and the unique opportunities there are to live that out by supporting the foster care community  Alongside a team of foster care ministry leaders in their church, Mission Point has found some creative and practical ways to consistently keep the message in front of their church. Kondo gives insight on how good communication is essential to building and growing an effective and sustainable foster care ministry in your church. He also lays out some practical applications you can start implementing today.Get the shownotes: https://morethanenough.cafo.org/podcasts/the-fostering-church-podcast/

The words we say are important. So is how we say them, when we say them and to whom we say them. They truly have the power to move people closer in or to push them further out. So, how do we as church leaders clearly articulate the call of God to care for children and families in foster care in such a way that people are drawn in? Not only from the pulpit, but through other communication mediums in our church as well. What structures must we consider putting in place to support our communication, so our people not only hear the call but are given clear pathways to respond to it? Questions like these, among others, are important ones for us as church leaders to consider as we take steps towards becoming more actively engaged in foster care. In episode 3 of The Fostering Church Podcast, the Jasons talk with Kondo Simfukwe, the Pastor at Mission Point Community Church in Winona Lake, IN. Kondo consistently communicates God’s heart for the vulnerable and the unique opportunities there are to live that out by supporting the foster care community Alongside a team of foster care ministry leaders in their church, Mission Point has found some creative and practical ways to consistently keep the message in front of their church. Kondo gives insight on how good communication is essential to building and growing an effective and sustainable foster care ministry in your church. He also lays out some practical applications you can start implementing today. Get the shownotes: <a href="https://morethanenough.cafo.org/podcasts/the-fostering-church-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://morethanenough.cafo.org/podcasts/the-fostering-church-podcast/</a>

Episode 03: Communication with Kondo Simfukwe

Grace Fellowship welcomes Kondo Simfukwe from Mission Point Community Church in Warsaw, Indiana.

Truly Free (10.28.12) | Pastor Kondo Simfukwe