missional
- Adjective:
- Relating to or connected with a religious mission: The word "missional" describes something that pertains to the purpose, activities, or character of a religious mission, especially one focused on evangelism or service.
- Adjective:
- The church adopted a more missional approach, focusing on community outreach.
- Her work is deeply missional, driven by a desire to serve the underprivileged.
- The organization's missional strategy involves sending volunteers abroad.
"Missional theology": A branch of Christian theology that emphasizes the missionary nature of the Church and its purpose in the world.
- He is studying missional theology to understand the church's role in modern society.
"Missional community": A group, often within a church, that is specifically organized around a shared mission or purpose in a particular context.
- They formed a missional community to support refugees in the city.
Mission (n): A specific task or duty assigned to a person or group; a religious ministry or evangelistic undertaking.
- The charity's mission is to provide clean water.
Missionary (n/adj): (As a noun) A person sent on a religious mission, especially to promote Christianity in a foreign country. (As an adjective) Relating to or characteristic of a missionary.
- The missionary worked in the remote village for decades.
- Evangelistic: Pertaining to the preaching of the gospel to promote conversion.
- Mission-oriented: Focused on a specific mission or purpose.
"Missional focus": A central emphasis on mission-related goals.
- The pastor's sermon called for a renewed missional focus.
"Missional living": A lifestyle intentionally centered around the principles and purposes of a religious mission in everyday life.
- The book encourages Christians to embrace missional living in their neighborhoods.
- relating to or connected to a religious mission