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May122009
Protocol for Relations with Church Partners
To support the process of developing relations with the Church, CRS presents this protocol for relationships with Church partners, designed to strengthen bonds of solidarity and promote a strategic dialogue in our service to the poor. The protocol presents guidelines and ideas for building Church relations and developing complementary visions, as well as principles for strengthening relationships and maintaining a strategic dialogue.
Walter Blake
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Contents
| CRS Partnerships with the Church | 1 |
| Background: CRS and Its Relations with National Churches | |
| Desired Range of Relationships | 3 |
| How CRS Can Be a Better Partner | |
| Accompaniment and Solidarity | 4 |
| Subsidiarity | 4 |
| Respect, Openness and Sharing | 5 |
| Strengthening Civil Society and Institutional Development | 6 |
| Solidarity | 6 |
| Working with National and Local Church Structures | |
| Why Work Together? | 7 |
| How Do We Work Together? | 8 |
| With Whom Do We Work? | 10 |
| Why Those Individuals? | 10 |
| Active Management of the Church Partnership | |
| Regional Staff | 12 |
| Country Representative | 12 |
| Management and Program Quality Senior Managers | 12 |
| Program Quality, Management Quality and Finance Staff | 13 |
| Good Practices for Partnership Relations with the Church | |
| Communication | 14 |
| Planning | 14 |
| Record Keeping | 14 |
| Appendix: Quick Reminder Sheet | 16 |






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