The Transformasphere Movement was birthed with a passion to see the major spheres within society and culture transformed by the Gospel message. We believe that God calls His people to shine the radiance of Christ into the world, in all its areas, bringing restoration and value to communities in both word and deed.
To encourage members to get involved in this movement, Harvest Mission Community Church is running a team-based actionable idea contest. We are looking for ideas that are innovative, achievable, address a social need, and shine forth the light of Christ in one or multiple spheres of society: Commerce, Healthcare, Arts and Media, Religious Institutions, Government and Politics, Education, and Domestic Issues (CHARGED). The winning team will receive a $150 gift certificate for a team dinner and have the potential to receive funding to implement the idea.
Guidelines:
• To enter, teams must complete the entry form (see attached) and submit it to mosesklee@gmail.com by December 1st at 11:59pm.
• Supplemental material may be included to support the idea such as a powerpoint presentation or video.
• Finalists will be notified by December 17th. The winning team will be announced at the upcoming congregational retreat.
• Teams are encouraged to be multidisciplinary and to include people across life-stages.
• Teams must be composed of members from Harvest Mission Community Church.
• Teams size is not restricted, but must be a minimum of 2 people.
• Ideas must to relevant to a current or future church plant site
Ideas will be judged on the following criteria:
1. Feasibility
• Can the idea be realistically implemented?
• What resources are needed to bring the idea to fruition?
• How sustainable is the idea in the long-run?
2. Social Impact
• Does the idea address a social need?
• Does the idea demonstrate an understanding of the cultural dynamics of its chosen context (e.g., sentiment toward Christians or security issues in certain countries)?
3. Spiritual Impact
• How does this idea connect to the local church?
• To what extent does the idea make an impact in an under-evangelized community?
If you have any question, please email Moses Lee (mosesklee@gmail.com)