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Strategic Planning
Articles designed to help you understand the importance and benefits of strategic planning.
Store Code: PS55
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Topics:Administration, Communication, Development, Leadership, Planning, Shepherding, Vision
Filters:Business administrator, Facility management, Financial officer, Fundraising ministry, Outreach, Pastor, Stewardship
Purpose:Ministry
References:Proverbs 29:18, Colossians 2:19, Hebrews 3:6
Date Added:August 05, 2008


Overview

This specific theme is designed to help you understand the importance and benefits of strategic planning.

This Training Pack contains all of the following:

Forward Responsibility
God's work requires the discipline of planning.
Peter Barnes

  
Strategic Planning Made Simple
Lessons learned from one pastor’s experiences with strategic planning.
Michael R. Baer

  
Leading Through Change
What to know before you start.
Steve Goodwin

  
Should a Congregational Survey be Part of the Process?
Church surveys can help—but only under certain conditions.
James F. Engel

  
A Winning Plan
Strategic planning is especially important when congregations are on the cusp of something big.
Ben Heimsath

  
Giving Communication the Attention it Deserves
Why churches need to build “communication” into their strategic plan.
Lynne M. Baab

  
Appreciative Inquiry
What church leaders can learn from this method of diagnosing an organizational culture.
Sharon Swing

  
What to Preach Next
How to implement a “strategic plan” into your preaching schedule.
Ed Young

  

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Posted: August 09, 2008
Linda Husvar  (Guest)
Hello, i am a Licensed Social workere soon to be leaving my job as an independent living advocate with people with disabilities. parkinsonism, diabetes, cervical dystonia and some other health problems make this mandatory. But God may have other plans. i have beeen asking my church to register as an accessible congregation with the anst. Orgsnization on Disability. We have a new almost accessible expansion. I would also like to wowrk on emergency disaster planning and compassion bunout (Christian workshop). Any suggestions? Linda Husvar, Rootstosn, Ohio

Posted: August 28, 2008
Don Marchant  (Guest)
I have to apologize. I'm not familiar with the material. But I feel so strongly about our greatest need, worldwide. Does the material say anything about the tribes who haven't heard of Jesus? My heart is looking for the day when pastors think more about the 10,000 Unreached Peoples who have almost zero access to the gospel. Churches are not praying for them. Most believers have little or no knowledge of them, and are almost completely unconcerned. 40% of the world's population! 2.4 billion souls. Let's pray. On Sunday mornings. Led by a pastor with passionate love for the most lost of the lost. There's a website. prayforup.com

Posted: August 07, 2008
Anonymous
good material

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