| Developing a Planning Model in a Smaller Church | Robert J. Young |
Preface Introduction Chapter I. The Need for Planning II. The Impact of Size on the PLanning Model III. Four Relevant Factors in Small and Medium Church Planning Church personality Ministry type Community context or situation Self-attitudes and Self-awareness IV. A Survey of Planning Models V. Developing a Planning Model Mission--Why does this church exist? Talents--What can this church do? Values--Why do we act as we do? What really matters to this church? Vision--Where are we going? Purpose--What should we do? Plan of Action--How shall we do it? Evaluation--Are we doing it? VI. Summary and Conclusion BIBLIOGRAPHY |
Originally Presented to Dr. Howard Norton Oklahoma Christian University October 1988
November, 2002
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