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7 Standards of Excellence in Short-Term MissionWant to make sure the short-term mission program you're considering is effective and high quality? Standards of Excellence in Short-Term Mission (SOE) was developed by several hundred people in the short-term mission community who saw the need for standards in mission trips. Today, entities show they are committed to excellent, effective short-term mission by adopting the Standards. The SOE consists of Seven Standards: God-centeredness, empowering partnerships, mutual design, comprehensive administration, qualified leadership, appropriate training and thorough follow-up. Find trips from organizations that have adopted the SOE using Advanced Search. For more information about the Seven Standards, see here. DefinitionsIntended Receptors: the people on the field who will receive the Goer-Guests' service or mission activity. Intended receptors can also be aspects of God's creation (animals, natural resources, etc.) and aspects of human creation (civic or corporate structures, oppressive systems, etc.) Goer-Guests: those who go to the field to serve (i.e., all of the individuals or team members who are being sent, including team leaders) Host Receivers: the on-field persons who receive short-term missionaries (i.e., everyone at the on-field location: full-time missionaries, other expatriates, national pastors and local leaders, local nationals and any local organizations which they represent such as churches, civic organizations, NGOs, etc.) Adapted with permission from materials provided by SOE. Hannah Nielsen is Content Editor for Mission Data International. |
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