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Status Quo ?“We’re having a tough time meeting the budget”
“We’ll never catch up with those mega-churches”
“There are no young people at our church”
“If only we could get all the inactives active”
“We’re a WELS church. We’re supposed to be small”
“We never have enough volunteers”
- Bottom line is not $
-The purpose for planning counts most
It’s all about proclaiming Jesus
Strategic Planning
I. Theology
Strategic Planning
II. PurposeIII. Philosophy of ministryIV. Long range planV. Tactical plans
VII. EvaluationVI. “Doing”
Strategic Planning
analysis &assessment
- of our congregation- of our community, our
“mission field”
II. Purpose2 Questions – an individual needs to ask
2 Questions – an organization needs to ask
- Where am I going?
- Why am I here?
- Where are we going?
- Why are we here?
I. Theology
Strategic Planning
II. PurposeIII. Philosophy of ministryIV. Long range planV. Tactical plans
I. Theology
Strategic Planning
II. PurposeIII. Philosophy of ministryIV. Long range planV. Tactical plansVI. “Doing”
I. Theology
Strategic Planning
II. PurposeIII. Philosophy of ministryIV. Long range planV. Tactical plans
VII. EvaluationVI. “Doing”
Central QuestionHow can we proclaim Jesus
to our members & the unchurched
in our areain the best possible
way?
What now?All decisions need to be made:- with the “Central Question”
in mind- patiently- care-fully- in Christian love
Get started!He who did not spare his
ownSon, but gave him up for us
all – how will he not also, along with him, graciously
give us all things?Ro 8:32
What now?