Global Community Games Values

Consider how the following principles impact how you would run a Global Community Games in your city. These are the same principles that facilitate Global Community Games internationally:

1. No one exclusively owns Global Community Games, GCG is available for everyone to use.
2. No person, organization or church is more important than any other in Global Community Games.
3. No one organization owns or controls Global Community Games in any city or country.
4. Global Community Games is not an organization – it is a body, a partnership, a movement.
5. Global Community Games is led by "facilitators" rather than "coordinators".
6. Global Community Games seeks to empower children and local leaders at a "grass roots" level to create a long term ongoing and sustainable ministry.
7. No one in Global Community Games has a title that excludes others from doing what they want to do too.
8. No one group has exclusivity on doing a Global Community Games in any city or country.
9. Global Community Games has as little structure as possible – it exists to build the local church and not Global Community Games itself.
10. Resources in Global Community Games are given freely and consequently information and ideas are shared freely in return.
11. Roles in Global Community Games are based on passions, giftedness and servant hood - not seniority, title or prestige.
12. Global Community Games is a long-term process rather than a one-time event.
13. Athletes and celebrities are not necessary for a Global Community Games. If they are interested in being involved, Global Community Games gives them an opportunity to share their abilities, passions and influence.
14. Global Community Games is registered and trademarked to prevent it being used for commercial purposes.