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The foundational elements of the Micah Network Strategy is as follows

Purpose: What does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God. Micah 6:8

Vision: A global Christian community mobilised for transforming mission through the Gospel

Mission: To motivate and equip a global community of Christians to embrace and practice integral mission.

Values: Christ centred Equity, Humility and Unity

Core Programme Objectives

  1. Integral Mission: To promote, encourage and motivate Christians to embrace and practice integral mission.
  2. Enhancing Capacity: To equip our members as they strive to make a biblical-shaped holistic response in our world through active engagement in relief, rehabilitation, development, environmental care, speaking out and standing for justice.
  3. Networking: To serve, support and share with one another, strengthening our inter-dependence and increasing our impact and mutual accountability.

Strategic Framework

Micah Network works through a 4-year cycle of strategic planning.

Download our current and past strategic plans from the list of documents to the right.

The reason for establishing a strategic framework is:

  • Focus our attention so we work together towards a shared vision, mission and agreed programme objectives and thus maximise our efforts and impact.
  • Create a level of consistency, continuity and build on what we have achieved and learnt to date.
  • Refreshing and renewal of our commitment and sense of purpose.

The strategic framework is written with a global perspective, recognising that regional and national contexts will vary in where they place their emphasis. The intention is that this framework acts as guide for regional and national coordination groups to work out the details, taking into account their contexts and cultures.

The Regional Strategic Plans

  • Africa
  • Asia
  • Latin America
  • Europe
  • North America