12 Keys to an Effective Church Leadership Resources for The Missional Congregation Kennon L. Callahan, Ph. D. Episcopal Diocese of Chicago April 7 - 8 - 9, 2008 St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
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12 Keys to an Effective Church
Leadership Resources for
The Missional Congregation
Kennon L. Callahan, Ph. D.
Episcopal Diocese of ChicagoApril 7 - 8 - 9, 2008
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Copyright 2008 © Kennon L. Callahan, Ph. D. All Rights Reserved.
The author grants special permission to the Priests, Deacons, and Key Leaders
participating in the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago Conference, 12 Keys to an Effective Church
Leadership Resources for The Missional Congregation,
held April 7 – 8 - 9, 2008to use these power point slides
and charts in their specific congregations.
Books by Kennon L. Callahan, Ph. D.
Twelve Keys to an Effective ChurchTwelve Keys: The Planning WorkbookThe Future That Has ComeSmall, Strong CongregationsDynamic Worship Preaching GraceA New Beginning for Pastors and CongregationsVisiting in an Age of MissionBuilding for Effective Mission Giving and StewardshipEffective Church FinancesTwelve Keys: The Leaders’ GuideTwelve Keys: The Study GuideTwelve Keys: Audio Tapes Effective Church LeadershipTwelve Keys for Living
Leadership Seminar
with
Dr. Kennon L. Callahan
February 16 – 20, 2009
Callaway Gardens
Pine Mountain, Georgia
Rev. John Wertz, Seminar Coordinator 540 951-8951
Rev. John Wertz [email protected]
Register on the Seminar website http://www.missionleadersnetwork.comtp://
Leadership Seminar
with
Dr. Kennon L. Callahan
April 27 – May 1, 2009
Humphrey’s Half Moon Inn
Shelter Island
San Diego, CaliforniaJudy Fox 626-961-8233 [email protected] .net
Doug Hodson 626-335-4058 [email protected]
Register on the Seminar website www.callahanseminar.orgsendora.org
Easter is
God’s Way
of teaching us
our future
Average
Attendance
10:15 120
total 120
Average Easter
Attendance
10:15 120 11:00 180
total 120
Average Easter
Attendance
8:45 110
10:15 120 11:00 180
total 120 290
Average Easter
Attendance
8:45 110
10:15 120 11:00 180
total 120 290
70 PS 140 PS
Average Easter
Attendance
8:45 110
10:15 120 11:00 180
total 120 290
70 PS 140 PS
Our Major Sunday is
God’s Way
of teaching us
our future
Our 10 Major Sundays are
God’s Way
of teaching us
our future
Our 10 Major Sundays
can be our worship attendance
30 - 40 Sundays a year
Action Plan April, May 08
Year 1 Aug 08 – Aug 09
Year 2 Aug 09 – Aug 10
Year 3 Aug 10 – Aug 11
Look
Act
Lead
3 years ahead
2008 2009 2010
2009 2010 2011
Advance Add
Aug 2008 – Aug 2009 Mission-Program Year
2008 2009 2010
2009 2010 2011
Advance Add
2008 2009 2010
shepherding worship giving
sprinter mission
compassion community hope
- motivations -
leadership resources
strengths
motivations
excellent sprinters
mission
shepherding
worship
space
generous
givers
Develop some of these leadership resources.
We will be a strong, healthy congregation.
We will live and share the grace of
God.
strengths
compassion
excellent sprinter
weaknesses
commitment
solid marathon runner
strengths
claim
expand
add
act
mission
visitation
worship
groupings
leadership
participation
program
access
visibility
parking
facilities
giving
9 of 12
we claim our strengths
we claim God’s gifts
we build on our strengths
not our weaknesses
we build on our strengths
we do better what we do best
we are now in the strongest
position to add
a new strength
match the plays with the players
send in the plays the players can run
never send in more plays than the players can
run
mission
visitation
worship
groupings
leadership
participation
program
access
visibility
parking
facilities
giving
mission
visitation
worship
groupings
leadership
participation
program
access
visibility
parking
facilities
giving
mission
visitation
worship
groupings
leadership
participation
program
access
visibility
parking
facilities
giving
mission
visitation
worship
groupings
leadership
participation
program
access
visibility
parking
facilities
giving
mission
visitation
worship
groupings
leadership
participation
program
access
visibility
parking
facilities
giving
Twelve Keys to
An Effective Church
Planning Workbook
2008 2009 2010
shepherding worship giving
sprinter mission
compassion community hope
- motivations -
motivations
Compassion
Community
Hope
Challenge
Compassion
Community
Hope
Challenge
Reasonability
Compassion
Community
Hope
Challenge
Reasonability
Commitment
motivational
match
mission….shepherding
worship….giving increase
Compassion
Community
Hope
Challenge
Reasonability
Commitment
Key
Leaders
Grass
Roots
Pastor
Staff
Un
church
motivational gap
mission….shepherdingworship….giving decline
Compassion
Community
Hope
Challenge
Reasonability
Commitment
Key
Leaders
Grass
Roots
Pastor
Staff
Un
church
Mary
we invite you to come
fall in love
with this group of kids
Compassion
Community
Hope
Challenge
Reasonability
Commitment
Mary Kids Friends
kids care
what the teacher knows
when they know
the teacher cares
the foundation
of learning
is love
Dr. Callahan,
please help us find a priest
who will come and love us
whom we can come to love
….who will give us hope
79
5
shepherding > preaching
the more shepherding
the less bickering
the less shepherding
the more bickering
don nick
10:15 Worship Children Church 10:15 Worship Children Church
8:14 Christian Education
carol
what more is happening here than is apparent?
burnout - shepherding
ownership - volunteers
the more shepherding
the more giving
the less shepherding
the less giving
8 of 12 Sundays
Compassion
Community
Hope
4 of 12 Sundays
Challenge
Reasonability
Commitment
steps in shepherding….leading
lovinglistening
learningleading
only 7 % have a vision
God’s way of blessing 93 %
Compassion Centered Life
discipleship
is
compassion
stewardship
is
compassion
100 H 100 H 100,000
PAB
KL
20,000Commitment Challenge Reasonability
LGHSREFA
80,000
100 H 100 H
100,000
Compassion Community Hope
100,000
We are grateful for thecompassion and generosity of God’s grace in our lives
We are thankful for the hopewith which God blesses us
We generously pledge ______ to advance God’s Mission in 2009
Compassion
Community
Hope
Challenge
Reasonability Commitment
your spirit
compassion plan
1-3 o-t events
hope project
recruit compassion
8-12 worship
closing hymn
3 persons
giving camp
bulletin
meetings
forgive
shepherding
leading
excellent
sprinters
mission
shepherding
fellowship
common interest
recreational
Bible
prayer gathering
task force, team
giving
One time
Seas onal
Short term
packing for vacation
homework
preaching preparation
children at school ADD
children’s choirs 1P 1S
grandchildren
excellent sprinters
short term
highly intensive
near time at hand
solid marathon runner
routine
regular
weekly, Monthly
nomad
agrarian
industrial
technological
marathon marathon
marathon
sprinter
Major Shifts
nomad
agrarian
industrial
technological
marathon marathon
marathon
Major Shifts
nomad
agrarian
industrial
technological
marathon marathon
marathon
sprinter
Major Shifts
one time
seasonal
short term 3 -5
4
6
8
Excellent Sprinters
Solid Marathon Runners
one time
seasonal
short term 3-5
more participants
more volunteers, leaders
excellent results
generous givers
mission
shepherding
fellowship
common interest
recreational
Bible
prayer gathering
task force, team
giving
One time
Seas onal
Short term
21
4
6
8
Excellent Sprinters
Solid Marathon Runners
one time
seasonal
short term 3-5
long term 6+
wk mo yr rd
Weak, Declining Congregations
long term 6+
wk mo
yr rd
short term 3-5
seasonal
one time
8
6
4
21
Dying Congregations
long term 6+
wk mo
yr rd
short term 3-5
seasonal
one time
8
6
weaknesses
commitment
solid marathon runner
Excellent Sprinters
SolidMarathonRunners
Discipline No Discipline
X
X
Excellent Sprinter
SolidMarathonRunner
Discipline No Discipline
X
X
Excellent Sprinter
SolidMarathonRunner
Discipline No Discipline
X
X
21
4
6
8
Strong, Healthy Congregations
one time
seasonal
short term 3-5
long term 6+
wk mo yr rd
mission
shepherding
fellowship
common interest
recreational
Bible
prayer gathering
task force, team
giving
One time
Seas onal
Short term
The Future
That Has Come
mission
20 - 34 26.734 - 49 40.550 - 74 57.1 75 - 99 69.1
100 - 149 81.6
AWA Percent
fun doing
our strengths
mission field
small
strong weak dying
middle
large
mega
small strong
large, regional
small, strong
is
a way of thinking
one helpful legendary mission
whole lives in Grace of God
encourage disciples
advance our strengths
celebrate the sacraments
grow generous givers
help 3 small to be strong
begin 1 new small congregations
large, regional
is
a way of thinking
distinctive way of
thinking
planning
praying
feeling
acting
living
a small, strong
congregation
is not simply
a “mini” mega
a large, regional
congregation
is not simply
a “bigger” small
small
strong weak dying
middle
large
mega
one large, open cell
three open cells
not two cell
old timers
newcomers
families-children
kitchen
2 old old timers
2 old timers
2 newcomers
2 new newcomers
3 one time events
over a 5 month period
old timers
newcomers
families-children
kitchen
Sun 9:00 Sun 10:30
Sat 5:00
8:30 worship 60
wednesday 7:00 50
10:00 worship 90
sun 5:00 50 250
9:00 worship 200
thursday 7:30 100
10:30 worship 150
sat 4:00 150 600
people go
to the congregation nearest
their heart not their house
average trip time
work
major shopping
major social and recreational
activities
40,000 28,000
20
this in not
deep southwest Texas
this is not
north north Alberta
300,000 210,000
30
share with me
something
you have fun
doing
common interest
friends, family
life stage
human hurt hope
one
helpful
legendary
mission
one consistent
major mission
we love children in Christ
not “something for everyone”
Vacation Bible School 09
School Out 10
Summer 11
After School 12
Vacation Bible School
Leader VolunteersFamiliesGrandparents
School Out
Leader VolunteersFamiliesGrandparents
Summer
Leader Staff, VolunteersFamiliesGrandparentsTuition, Scholarships
After SchoolAfter School
Leader
Staff, Volunteers
Families
Grandparents
Tuition, Scholarships
Special Event
Discovery Trip
Camping Trip
Mission Project
School Out Day
One Time Choirs
Christmas, Easter, Special
One Time Tutoring Events
Vacation Bible School
Music School
Common Interest Camp
Recreation Clinic
Arts School
Preschool to Kind Seminar
Elem to Middle Seminar
Summer Program
Recreation Leagues
Common Interest Camp
Choirs, Fall Spring
Once a Week Group, Elem
Mother Day Out
Preschool, Kinder
After School
Sunday School
Discipling Children, Parents
Child Health Clinic
Counseling Clinic
Week Day Child Care
Elementary School
Special EventDiscovery TripCamping TripMission ProjectRecreation EventsHobbies, InterestsRetreat TripOne Day Bible StudyOne Time Choirs
Christmas, Easter, SpecialOne Time Educational Events
Adult Bible SchoolMusic School Common Interest CampArts SchoolWork to E Retir SeminarE Retir to Mid R SeminarMid R to Late R Seminar
Summer Program Recreation
Leagues One Day a Week
Fall, Winter, Spring
Choirs, Fall, Winter, Spring Sunday School
Meals on Wheels Home CareParish Nurses
Week Day Elder Care
Independent LivingAssisted Living
Nursing Home Care
shepherding
Encourage Informal Shepherding
Groupings
Excellent Sprinter Shepherding Teams
A Shepherding Spirit
Gene Ann
Tom Di
Glen Virginia
Relational, Friendship Network personsVocational Village persons
Common Interest persons Recreational persons
Life Stages personsHuman Hurt/Hope persons
Congregational Networks persons
Genealogical connections personsGeographical location persons
Share Help group share
with one another.
Thank For their generous, wise shepherding.
Encourage Them in their lives, shepherding.
Bless Bless them with sacramental grace.
Encourage Informal Shepherding
Groupings
Excellent Sprinter Shepherding Teams
A Shepherding Spirit
First Time
Shut ins, Hosp
10 Best
Easter
Christmas
Key Times
Gene
Wilbur
Phil
Jill
Ann
Occasional Wor
Constituent
Shut ins, Hosp
sep jan apr
m c s
key times
Orville
Wilma
Mary
Reg Wor
Persons Mission
Neighborhood Harold oct dec
Excellent Sprinter Shepherding Best Timing Teams
Hospitals Day
Shut Ins, Assisted Living Week
First Time Worshipers First Week
Informal Shepherding Groups Seasonal
Persons Served in Mission Seasonal
Common Interest Groups Seasonal
Vocational Groups Seasonal
Community Groups Seasonal
Excellent Sprinter Shepherding Best Timing Teams
Newcomers June-Sept
Constituent Families Oct-Dec
Regular Worshipers Sep, Jan, Apr
Occasional Worshipers Jan-Mar
Genealogical Neighborhood Seasonal
Geographical Neighborhood Seasonal
Inactives Seasonal
Contact Possibilities Best Timing
Personal Visit at Work Tu, Wed, ThPersonal Visit Common Inter, Recreational SeasonalPersonal Visit Community Gathering Place Special
EventsPersonal Visit at Home Mutual
Agreement
Small Group Gathering Special EventsLarge Group Gathering Special Events
Personal Phone Call Th, Wed, TuPersonal Note Special EventsPersonal E-Mail Note Special EventsPersonal Text Message Special Events
Contact Possibilities Best Timing
Group Phone Message Special EventsAnecdotal Interest E-Mail Special EventsGeneral E-Mail Seasonal
Websites Seasonal
Mailings via Postal Service SeasonalSpecific Brochures Special Events General Brochures SeasonalSpecific Signs Special Events
General Signs Seasonal
Seasons for Shepherding
We shepherd with a sense for the changing of the Seasons of Life.
August through DecemberBeginning of SchoolMemorial DayFall Break, ThanksgivingDecember 1 to ChristmasChristmasChristmas to New Year, Winter Break
January through EasterNew YearSuper BowlLent Spring BreakHoly WeekEaster
Easter through to the beginning of school in AugustLast Weeks of SchoolEarly SummerJuly 4th Camps, School ProjectsLate July VacationsGetting Ready for School
BR
10 stories
100 floor
1000
mid manage
60-70 hrs/wk
live
sleep
Tues Wed Thurs
breakfast
morning
lunch
afternoon
5:00
we visit people
the way
they visit with each other
where they live
not
where they sleep
Encourage Informal Shepherding
Groupings
Excellent Sprinter Shepherding Teams
A Shepherding Spirit
Shepherding has something to do with
Loving
Listening
Learning
Leading
Loving
A small girl, sent on an errand by her mother, returned after an unusually long time.
When her mother asked the reason, the girl replied,
“I met a friend who had broken her dolly.”
The mother asked, “You stopped to help her, then?”
“No,” said her daughter, “I stopped to cry with her.”
Mrs. E. McPherson, Whittier, California
Loving
The gift of shepherding is the gift of loving,
sharing, caring, helping, serving.
We cry with the person.
We celebrate with the person.
We are present….fully….with the person.
Listening
A small girl, sent on an errand by her mother, returned after an unusually long time.
When her mother asked the reason, the girl replied,
“I met a friend who had broken her dolly.”
The mother asked, “You stopped to help her, then?”
“No,” said her daughter, “I stopped to listen
to her story.”
Listening
The gift of shepherding is the gift of listening.
Persons benefit from someone who
will listen….
leaning forward, attentive, paying attention,
not interrupting,
not interpreting,
actually listening.
Learning
A small girl, sent on an errand by her mother, returned after an unusually long time.
When her mother asked the reason, the girl replied,
“I met a friend who had broken her dolly.”
The mother asked, “You stopped to help her, then?”
“No,” said her daughter, “I stopped to learn
from her.”
Learning
The gift of shepherding is the gift of learning.
When we love….when we listen…we learn
We do not learn when we talk.
We learn when we listen.
We look for what persons can teach us about themselves…about their family….about life.
Shepherding is less about solving problems….
giving answers….providing solutions.
Shepherding is more about respecting the person,
honoring their integrity,
allowing them to teach us.
Leading
A small girl, sent on an errand by her mother, returned after an unusually long time.
When her mother asked the reason, the girl replied,
“I met a friend who had broken her dolly.”
The mother asked, “You stopped to help her, then?”
“No,” said her daughter, “I stopped to share
with her.”
We share our experience and wisdom.
We live in humility.
We do not presume to know
what someone “should” do.
Leading is puzzling…. discerning….sharing….
Leading is not telling,
not advice pressing.
We share our excellent mistakes,
our learnings along the way,
our discoveries.
Our conversation is mutual, give and take,
gentle and searching.
God invites us to shepherd the person,
not come up with a plan.
The Lord is a Mighty WarriorHe leads me into battle.
His strong shield protects me.His singing sword leads me.
I will be victorious.
The Lord is a Great King.His dominions stretch for ever.
His fields and flocks are boundless.His cities and ports are splendid.
I will be wealthy.
The Lord is my shepherd.I shall not want.
He makes me to lie down in green pastures.He leads me by still waters
He restores my soul.
Shepherding is the deed of the creed.Kennon L. Callahan
Sacrament….Hope
Shepherding is a sacrament.
An act of shepherding is an act of grace, compassion, community, and hope.
In the act of shepherding,
we experience the grace of God.
We share compassion.
We are community.
We live in hope.
Kennon L. Callahan
share with me
about yourself
teach me
where you were born
and
what has happened
since
share with me
what you
have fun doing
God
bless
you
Visiting
in an
Age of Mission
A New Beginning
for
Pastors and
Congregations
ShepherdingListening Learning
LeadingWorship - Giving
1 5 7
Encourage Informal Shepherding
Groupings
Excellent Sprinter Shepherding Teams
A Shepherding Spirit
worship
Worship is movement….
God’s movement of grace to touch our lives,
stir our hearts, give us new life….
Kennon L. Callahan
Inviting….Welcoming
Inviting….Welcoming
Inviting persons to share in worship
Hospitality with persons coming to worship
Welcoming persons to worship,
warmly, graciously
Facilities, warm and inviting,
spacious and generous
Resources, art, visuals, bulletins, DVDs
Inviting….Welcoming
Stirring….Helping
Stirring….Helping
Major Sundays, Christmas, Easter, 8, 20
Service, presence and power, encouraging and dynamic
Music, stirring and inspiring, touches the heart
Preaching, helpful and hopeful, stirs the soul
Service Possibilities, time, multiple services, types
PlanBook
Inviting….Welcoming Page 25
Stirring….Helping Page 26
Inviting….Welcoming
Stirring….Helping
Power of Service
Power of Service
First Three MinutesWe can never make a first impression a second timeWe begin when we beginWe share a clue to where we will endStart strong, grow stronger
Last Three MinutesEnd onceEnd wellWe quit while we are aheadWe quit before people are ready for us to quitStart strong, end strong
Warm MomentsTouch the heart compassionDraw us close communityStir the soul hopeA story, illustration, experienceA well loved song, hymn, poem,
reference to a well loved person, group
One Strength for living a whole, healthy lifein the grace of God
for the week to come
Inviting….Welcoming
Stirring….Helping
Power of Service
Balance of Service
simple complex
stirring profound
inspiringthoughtful
emotionalintellectual
balance
Preaching Music
simple complex
stirring profound
inspiring thoughtful
emotional intellectual
no balance
Preaching Music
simple complex
stirring profound
inspiringthoughtful
emotionalintellectual
balance
Music Preaching
simple complex
stirring profound
inspiring thoughtful
emotionalintellectual
simple complex
stirring profound
inspiring thoughtful
emotional intellectual
no balance
Contemporary
Traditional
simple complex
stirring profound
inspiringthoughtful
emotionalintellectual
balance
Preaching Music
simple complex
stirring profound
inspiringthoughtful
emotionalintellectual
balance
Music Preaching
simple complex
stirring profound
inspiringthoughtful
emotionalintellectual
Music Preaching
Inviting….Welcoming
Stirring….Helping
Power of Service
Balance of Service
Dynamic of Service
family stadium
traditional alternate
high church jazz
liturgical bluegrass
gospel praise
contemporary blended
seeker generation
dynamic of service
excellent sprinter service
solid marathon
runner
family family
dynamic of service
excellent sprinter service
solid marathon
runner
liturgical liturgical
Inviting….Welcoming
Stirring….Helping
Power of Service
Balance of Service
Dynamic of Service
Worship Parking Giving
There is a correlation between
parking and worship attendance.
There is a correlation between
worship attendance and giving.
The stronger the parking,
the stronger the attendance,
the stronger the giving.
Hospitality, thoughtfulness, and welcoming are evidenced by providing
adequate parking.
hospitality, thoughtfulness,
and welcoming are evidenced
by providing adequate parking.
1 space 1.75 persons
15 spaces 26 AWA
30 spaces 53 AWA
50 spaces 87 AWA
70 spaces 123 AWA
Parking
70 PS
1,000 AV
70,000 TG
50,000
12,000
70,000
110,000
1,000 annual value
30 spaces
30,000 annual value
The question is not:
“how much does the land cost?”
The question is:
“what is the value of the land to us in the years to come?”
We deliver
one helpful, legendary mission
extraordinary shepherding
stirring music
inspiring worship
helpful preaching
significant groupings several services of worship
There is a correlation between
the number of worship services
and parking.
When we share three services of worship,
we triple our parking.
1 service
70 parking spaces
total giving $70,000.00
annual value each parking space: $1,000.00
3 services
70 X 3 services = 210 parking spaces
total giving $210,000.00
Sacrament and Grace
Worship is a sacrament.
An act of worship is an act of grace, compassion, community, and hope.
In the act of worship,
we experience the grace of God.
We share compassion.
We are community. We live in hope.
We worship.
We discover the grace of God.God forgives our sins,
casual, mistaken, grievous.We are overwhelmed
with thanksgiving and joy.
Our sin….our sins weigh us down…burden….heavy anchor.
We experience forgiveness. We experience mercy.
We are restored.
Our lives are made new in worship.
The music….the prayers….
the scriptures….the sermon….
the gathered congregation….the stirring, moving, living presence
of the grace of God.
There is a sacramental quality to worship. The grace of God touches our lives.
We are new persons in grace.
We live whole, healthy lives….
in the day and week to come.
Wherever there is grace, there is worship.
Wherever there is worship, there is grace.
Wherever there is grace and worship,
there is sacrament.
Dynamic Worship
space
Our site has open accessibility.
Our site has high visibility.
We have sufficient land for our mission. We share attractive, beautiful landscaping.
We have adequate space and facilities. We have a preventative maint program. We have an on-going restoration program.
We have adequate parking. We share one, three or
more services of worship.
First Church
Longfellow Elementary School
stay and go
stay and go > move
move
secure land new location
stay buy land park
stay maximize present facilities
stay buy land add parking
improve, new space
stay secure land protect future
new service
new church
stay, study
25 years 40,000 year 1,000,000
400,000
700,000
1,400,000
2 blks
Building for
Effective Mission
Small, Strong Congregations
generous
givers
Major Community Sundays
Major Project Giving
Enduring Gifts
Our Giving Family
Ways of Giving
Living a Life of Grace
People are generous givers these ways
Spontaneous
Major Sunday
Special Plan
Major Project
Annual
Enduring
Spontaneous
200,000
closed
closed
closed
closed
closed
Annual
Special Planned
Major Project
Enduring Gifts
Conserving Holding
Major Sunday
Generous Givers
Spontaneous 60,000
Major Sundays 16,000
Special Planned 14,000
Major Project 220,000
Annual 200,000
Enduring 80,000
Total Giving 590,000
Major
Community
Sundays
common interest
community value
family, friends
life stage
human hurt hope
Teamteam leader
invitingwelcomingworship planningmusic, drama, artsarrangementsfollow up with First Time Wprayer shepherding leaders
Personal Visit 5 persons 4 visits each 20 h
Personal Phone 3 persons 10 calls each 30 h
Personal Note 5 persons 10 notes each 50 h
Personal E-Mail Note 3 persons 20 e-mails 60 h
Pers Text Message 3 persons 10 text 30 h
Direct Mail 2 persons specific 300 h
Invited 490 households
We invite you to have the fun
of sharing Easter together.
We gather for worship at 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00.
We welcome you.
We look forward to our sharing worship together.
Gene and Anne St. Clair
Brady Lake Congregation
2008
Easter
Christmas
2
4
2009
3 7
2010
310
Major Project
We give generously
to a major project.
A major project stirs
our enthusiasm,
our hopefulness,
our generosity.
mission staffing persons helped
shepherding staffing persons served
worship staffing services shared
new facilities persons served
renovated facilities persons helped
debt reduction shepherding, worship,
mission advanced
helpful combination of above possibilities.
3 - 5 causes
balance
integrity
broad based appeal
stir grassroots compassion
people give to people
Total Giving for the Current Year _______
Find 60 % of Total Giving _______
Multiply times 3 years _______Grassroots of Congregation
Major Gifts _______
Constituents _______
Persons Served in Mission _______
Friends Elsewhere _______
Community Persons_______
Common Interest Groupings_______
Vocational Groupings _______
Major Project Giving Total _________
Debt 100
Total Given 100
Children 100
Youth 50
Music, Worship 50
total given 300
Debt 100
Enduring Gifts
enduring gift projects
legacy gifts
planned giving gifts
60 % of enduring gifts
are given
this side of the river
love lasts
mission endures
give generously
1 Discover 5 - 8 Projects
2 Set Goal for each
3 Set Date for each Goal
4 Enduring Gifts Team
5 Good Fun Gathering
Children 100
Facilities 200
Mission 100
Senior Adult 100
Worship, Music 200
Team Leader Gene
Children Mary
Facilities Bob
Mission Sandy
Senior Adult Jim
Worship, Music Ann
Facility
Preventative Maintenance
On-going Restoration
Major Emergency Repairs
Buildings Value 400,000
3 % building value 12,000
Enduring Gifts 250,000
delivers per year 12,000
Our Giving Family
Leaders, Board, Team Clusters
Friends and Family
Mission Project Persons
Community Persons
Persons Served in Mission
Constituents
Members of your congregation
Congregation Partners
Denominational Partners
World Partners
I call these ten groups “our giving family.”
Ways of Giving
people give the way they receive their income
barter harvest
cash weekly
check monthly
check/credit card monthly
seasonal seasonal
auto transfer seasonal
J F M A M J J A S O N D
J F M A M J J A S O N D
J F M A M J J A S O N D
06 6%
07 5%
08 7%
3YA 6%
09 100,000
Giving Goal
Jan 6,000
Given 6,000
Thank You
J F M A M J J A S O N D
06 6%
07 5%
08 7%
3YA 6%
09 100,000
1/12 8.33%
Needed 8,333
Received 6,500
Short 1,833
J F M A M J J A S O N D
06 6%
07 5%
08 7%
3YA 6%
09 100,000
Giving Goal
Jan 6,000
Given 6,500
Well Done
Major Special General
Project Cause Budget
web site giving
email giving
text message
cell phone giving
automatic transfer giving
mail by postal service giving
offering plate giving a major project is an excellent time to begin some of the ways of giving
living a life of grace and giving
living is giving
people give to a winning cause
people genuine spirit of generosity
who asks who is decisive
people give to people
relax, have fun, enjoy life, live in Christgenerous giving….generous living
Major Community Sundays 08
Major Project Giving 09
Enduring Gifts 10
Our Giving Family 08
Ways of Giving 09
Living a Life of Grace 10
Giving and Stewardship
Effective Church Finances
leadership resources
strengths
motivations
excellent sprinters
mission
shepherding
worship
space
generous
givers
StrengthsCompassion, Community, HopeExcellent Sprinters
One, helpful, legendary mission Many shepherding visits
Worship….stirring, inspiring, helpful….hopeful
Accessibility, visibility, land, landscaping, space
Generous givers
The Grace of God
bless you….
The Compassion of Christ
be with you….
The Hope of the Holy Spirit
lead you….