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Getting started with 100% Sent

Everything you need to introduce the 100% Sent tools to your students — and to evaluate how you’re doing on your own campus, city, or country.

Getting started

Before you begin

First step

Local Evaluation & Planning for 100% Sent

Use the Local Evaluation and Planning Guide to see how you are currently doing in 100% Sent on your campus, city, or country. Answer the questions with a co-leader if you have one, then facilitate a conversation on sending with your whole team.

Background

100% Sent Communication Guide

How to explain 100% Sent and some frequently asked questions (FAQs).

Tools to use with students

Tool 01

Surrender & Seeking the Lord

Surrender is the foundation for sending well. Help students understand its importance. The “Satisfied” booklet is a good start, and “The Playing Field of Surrender” (adapted from the video) is a helpful reflection.

Student standing outdoors with arms open in surrender
Students gathered together for a discussion

Tool 02

The 5 Things

After a foundation of surrender, have an intentional conversation with each graduating student — using The 5 Things as a guide — to help them build a plan for living out their mission in the next stage of life.

Tool 03

Future Options Tool

A handout to use with graduating students or alumni as they consider their future options — graduate school, full-time ministry, and entering the marketplace. Watch the video to learn how to use it.

Future options illustration for students considering next steps

Other 100% Sent ideas

SLM — Leader Strategies bridge

Do your students know the opportunities to be involved with Leader Strategies in your country? Consider a meet-up where graduating students can learn about these ministries and meet people serving in them.

Mobilizing alumni

No matter if alumni have used these tools or have no exposure yet, consider reaching out and inviting them back for an alumni event — where they can consider how God is inviting them to invest in His Kingdom work where they currently are.

Need more information?

Contact your Regional SLM Leader, or reach out to one of us directly.

Allyson Moody

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