TBN MDC '10 - David Taylor - Untangled
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David Taylor's update on Untagneld at the TBN Members Day 2010
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TBN MDC '10 - David Taylor - Untangled
- 1. Abel Pod Coordinator Pastor’s Son 4 day week in company Youth worker
- 2. Lyton • Leads 6 churches • 3 days a week • Makes cheese • Training overflows to his churches • Agricultural trial
- 3. Emmanuel • Fellowship in his house every evening • Works 3.5 days a week • Makes jam
- 4. Andrew • Evangelist • Church elder • 3.5 days a week • Makes Chocolates
- 5. Mary • Leads ladies work • Works 2 days a week • Makes cookies
- 6. Kennedy • Youth ministry leader • 4 days a week
- 7. Fully funded for 3 years • Trialled 20 products • 11 in weekly manufacture • Learned a huge amount
- 8. Untangle how to do this more • This year: • Another pod to South of Malawi. • New style buildings • Head office functions • Pilot to grow into a mission organisation
- 9. Some Areas Of Progress So Far • Products • Training • Materials • Staffing • Financial and store systems. • Registrations
- 10. Desire For 2011 • To build a structure that can replicate all over the world as a mission organisation that uses business.
- 11. 20 Year Process • Lessons being written up daily. • 20 years of experience already • Breaking some moulds on how business can be used as a tool in the developing world.
- 12. Objections ? • Viable Business. • Businesses that are big ‘enough’ • More time in church ministry not less • Training increases depth of ministry
- 13. Needs • People who will go, and use business skills for the good of others. • Seed money for this next stage. This money will lift the trial into a mission organisation.
- 14. Conclusion • It’s all about the balance. • Sitting on the stallion or controlling it. • The knots that most people throw away are our reason for existence.