- Tim Satryan
- Works with Church Multiplication Network
- Wilmington First Assembly
- Graduate of Central Bible College
- Former DYD of PennDel
- Developing Strategic Church Ministries
- Overview
- Know yourself
- Assessing your community
- Recognizing your mission
- Discerning your church
- Evaluating your progress
- Knowing Yourself
- Who are you?
- Background
- Experiences
- Giftings
- Personality
- Relational style
- Values
- Calling
- Your Relational Style
- DISC Profile
- 4 Distinct Personality Types
- Determined Doer
- mover, shaker, results-oriented, task, efficient, catalytic, looks for/accepts challenges, questions, take authority, needs the opportunity, will become frustrated
- Inspirational Influencer
- People person, life of party, always leaves good impression, fun to be around, makes first contact with people, motivational, enthusiastic, desire to help, needs recognition, desire freedom from control
- Steady Specialist
- dependable, will stay in one place for long time, patient, specialist in something, very loyal, listener, needs security
- Cautious Competent
- tactician, give special attention to details, prefer controlled environments, perfectionist, critical thinker, need a lot of reassurance, adverse to sudden change
- DI = active, fast paced, assertive, bold
- DC = questioning, skeptical, logic focus, challenging
- IS = accepting, receptive, people focused agreeable
- CS = thoughtful moderate pace, calm, careful
- Assessing Your Community
- Know your community! Talk to people in local businesses, malls, schools, etc.
- Resources:
- Fee:
- Percept - www.perceptgroup.com
- Mission Insite - www.missioninsite.com
- Free:
- ZipSkinny - www.zipskinny.com
- Fact Finder - www.factfinder2.census.gov
- Quick Facts - www.quickfacts.census.gov
- Recognizing Your Mission
- Who
- …are you trying to reach?
- What
- …needs have you identified? (perceived needs vs. real needs)
- How
- …will you meet the identified needs?
- Write down your vision
- Is it understandable?
- Inspirational?
- Descriptive?
- Envision?
- Communicate your vision
- Embody it!
- Share it!
- Discerning Your Church
- What is your church?
- History
- Membership
- Ministries
- Demographics
- Values
- Beliefs
- We value _____, so we will ______.
- Developing Your Church
- Developing a ministry plan
- Developing a Discipleship Pathway
- Pre-evangelism
- Events/organizations/outreaches to contact people and form relationships, not necessarily lead them to Christ
- Example: Blessing of the Bikes - people with bikes comes and pastors pray over them; Honor Fireman/Policeman in church
- Evangelism
- What specific ministries are you doing to reach out to people for the purpose of evangelism?
- Connecting
- Once people come to church and are saved, must connect them with each other
- "Relationship is everything. Churches will rise and fall based on relationship."
- How many "touch-points" are there when someone walks into church?
- Find common interests and introduce them to others with those same interests
- Growth & Maturity
- Leadership Development
- Multiplication
- How can those leaders multiply themselves in others?
- Evaluating Your Progress
- If you're not growing by 17% per year, then you are declining….(17% of people leave a church in a given year)
- SWOT Analysis
- Strengths
- Weaknesses
- Opportunities
- Threats
- APA Analysis
- What have we achieved?
- What is it that we need to preserve?
- What do we need to avoid?
- SSIK Analysis
- What do we need to start doing?
- What do we need to stop doing?
- What do we need to improve?
- What do we need to keep on doing?
- RWMC Analysis (good for events/outreach evaluation)
- What went right?
- What went wrong?
- What was missing?
- Was there anything confusing about what we did?
- NCD - Eight Quality Characteristics (Based on book called Natural Church Development by Christian A. Schwarz)
- Empowering Leadership
- Gift-oriented Ministry
- Passionate Spirituality
- Functional Structures
- Inspiring Worship Services
- Loving Relationships
- Holistic Small Groups
- Need-oriented Evangelism
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Tim Satryan
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