Training for missional impact

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TRAINING FOR MISSIONAL IMPACT

You're welcome!

Think about what you’d feel like going to a new church. You’d want to feel welcome, you‘d want to feel relaxed, you’d want to feel that this could be your new church home.

Every Sunday is an opportunity to provide an amazing welcome to everyone who comes along. To learn more about welcoming others to your community, listen to our podcast, ‘You’re welcome!’

Challenging our digital boundaries

For many people, the first step in going to a new church is visiting its website. For tips and tricks on leveraging digital platforms to welcome newcomers, watch ‘Challenging Our Digital Boundaries: Social media and web presence as missional opportunities'.

We'd love to help you train for media mission.

Topics

  • Using social media for outreach
  • Developing a mission-focussed website
  • Discipling others via media
  • Worship and online opportunities
  • Utilising Christian online content for missional impact
  • Congregational renewal and the role of media
  • Engaging emerging generations through media
  • How to bring hope through media
  • And the work (and history!) of Lutheran Media

Tania Nelson

Tania Nelson is the Manager of Lutheran Media.

Tania has undertaken studies in education and in theology/ministry. Her doctoral thesis explored the contribution of principals and pastors to the mission of Lutheran primary schools. The Challenge of Missional Renewal (2022) is a compilation of her essays and papers.

She teaches Introduction to Christian Mission, and Engaging in Christian Mission and coordinates Supervised Theological Field Education at Australian Lutheran College.

Special interests

Tania’s interests include individual and communal responses to God’s mission, as well as the growing field of digital theology.

She also loves escaping to the family shack on the Yorke Peninsula with a good book.

Joanne Chamberlain

Joanne Chamberlain is the Communication Coordinator for Lutheran Media. 

She has worked as a lay worker for the Lutheran Church for over 20 years, specialising in ministry with children, youth, young adults and families.

With training and experience in church planting and gospel coaching, she has a passionate heart for bringing Christ’s love to communities and exploring ways we can better engage as church in the world.

She is currently coaching a church planter in Cambodia, and also works for the SA-NT District of the Lutheran Church of Australia as a Mission Mobiliser.

Joanne lives in the Barossa Valley with her husband and four children on a small rural property. She is actively involved in a church plant New Life Church, Gawler (part of the Gawler Lutheran Church community).

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