Do You Want To Help Build A Better Future For The Church?Wild Fig Network started as a conversation among colleagues who were tired of battling or just barely surviving in existing systems. Following Richard Rohr’s saying, “the best critique is practice of the better,” we wanted to move beyond the structures we’ve inherited to create better alternatives where everyone can thrive and flourish. Our strategy is simple. Gather others who see and feel the problems we’re trying to solve and want to be a part of changing things for a better future. Then cultivate relationships and trust so that we can generate collective wisdom and action. Learn, adapt, and iterate! Since we soft-launched last September, we’ve been in our “pilot year,” putting theory into practice and building systems from the ground up. We’re still on the lookout for innovators and early adopters* who can see the vision or possibility of something that isn’t fully realized yet. We want to gather fellow stakeholders who are willing to learn from others and help shape something new. If that describes you, it’s not too late to get connected with Wild Fig 1.0 for cohorts, credential transfers, and affiliating as a church or organization. Fill out our Inquiry Form to get started! If you’d like to invest in this creative work and support us financially, click the button below or reach out to info@wildfig.org. We would be glad to have a conversation to address any questions you might have! *Everett Rogers' Diffusion of Innovation Theory explains how new ideas or products spread within a society or group of people based on their willingness to embrace change. Some people adopt new ideas quickly (Innovators and Early Adopters), while most will wait to see if it works first (Early and Late Majority). Some people will resist change and may never adopt the new idea (Laggards).
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