Integral Ministry Practice

When the model can no longer hold, something new is asking to emerge.

Integral Ministry Practice supports ministries evolving beyond the limits of the minister-centric model—toward shared, purpose-led leadership.

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Ways to Engage the Integral Ministry Practice

Integral Ministry Practice can be engaged in different ways, depending on role, context, and readiness. Some people begin with orientation and language, others with reflection and accompaniment, and others with deeper formation.

The pathways below are not sequential or prescriptive. They are simply different ways of entering the work. What follows below are the four IMP programs.

Explore the pathway that resonates with you, and begin there.

What Integral Ministry Practice Offers

Integral Ministry Practice is an evolutionary approach to ministry that develops both people and systems. It supports ministries in reorganizing around evolutionary purpose—rather than personality, control, or anxiety.

• People — consciousness, capacity, and maturity

• Systems — leadership, governance, and coherence

• Purpose — listening for what wants to emerge

A Way Forward

Integral Ministry Practice exists to support ministries and leaders who sense that something new is being asked for — not because the past was wrong, but because it has reached its limits.

There is no single right place to begin. Some people start with language and orientation, others with accompaniment, and others with deeper formation. What matters most is beginning where you are, and moving at a pace that allows discernment rather than pressure.