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June 1988 Why is the China Inland Mission/North America's 100th Year Celebration So Significant For Us Today? Why Suddenly Are Many Reports On the Number of China's Christians So Drastically Subdued? Dividing the Church-- What is TSPM Leadership Up To? Wise as Serpents, Harmless as Doves: Christians in China Tell Their Stories Regional Workshops Spark Cooperation!
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At the Center Volunteer Applies Professional Skills to Mission Problems On disability leave from TranAmerica Corporation, Hagler said structured planning “makes plannning easy to do and easy to understand.” It “shows the relationships between all the steps in the process” and helps planners to see where they’re going and what they need to do to get there. “I’m a methodologist,” he said. “My concern is to facilitate the planning process, not to make agency decisions.” If you have professional skills you’d like to make available to the mission industry, call Dave Sand at the Center’s Volunteer Office, (818) 797-1111. If your agency could benefit from structured planning, call or write Frank Hagler, 751 Parkbrook Ln., Glendora, CA 91740. (818) 963-6918. n
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