Why Networking is Important?

1. To  welcome, meet, accept, share, connect, and generate new possibilities.
2. Tto promote a sense of union and community; encouraging communal discernment;
3. Not self–?centered but focused on the common mission, ultimately seeking the building of the Reign of God;
4. To provide for a way of sharing ideas, expertise, resources, and creativity;
5. To complement, strengthen and tap on local initiative rather than replacing it.

Jesus and Networking
Beginning with a team of three close friends and a dozen followers, He created an organization that today has spread all over the world.

Jesus networked for a single purpose: to introduce people to the kingdom of God.

• It is the cheapest and the quickest way for solving problems and achieving goals.
• It helps us to share information and find solutions together
• It creates Constructive synergy by the pooling together of many minds for the same purpose.
• It helps us find someone who understandsus much better than a Consultant.
• It helps to  build Community  for positive impacts on the Church and society.

 The national Service team has maintained networking with regional/diocesan/parish teams.

• Organzing National programmes, Regional programmes, Diocesan programmes, Parish Programmes and regular reporting and sharing
• National and Regional Newsletters
• Live in programmes
• Visits to the SCCs, parishes, dioceses etc.
• Systematic planning, implementation and regular evaluation of diocesan and regional activities
• Internet
• Meeting and trainings of Bishops, Clergy, Religious and laity in various levels (National/Regional/ Diocesan) together and separate each in their own group.