User Friendly Evaluation

C. Jeff Woods

doi:10.5771/9781566996884

User Friendly Evaluation

Improving the Work of Pastors, Programs, and Laity

Published 1995

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doi.org/10.5771/9781566996884
ISBN print: 978-1-56699-154-4
ISBN online: 978-1-56699-688-4
Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham

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Abstract

Each congregation must evaluate itself in light of its own mix of gifts, backgrounds, talents, and opportunities. Presenting the best of evaluation theory past and present, Woods shows clergy and lay leaders how to engage in mutual evaluation-not judgment-of ministry, mission, and community as a shared responsibility. The goal is building up the congregation. A special chapter provides commentary from church evaluation experts Roy Oswald (Alban), Paul Light (ABUSA denominational staff), and Jill Hudson (PCUSA judicatory executive) on dilemmas congregations face in evaluation.

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i–xii Preface i–xii
1–12 CHAPTER 1: What is evaluation? 1–12
13–26 CHAPTER 2: Called to Be Different 13–26
27–37 CHAPTER 3: Techniques of Evaluation 27–37
38–46 CHAPTER 4: A Fill-in-the-Blanks Evaluation 38–46
47–55 CHAPTER 5: Evaluation and Church Renewal 47–55
56–67 CHAPTER 6: Evaluation and Lay Ministry 56–67
68–75 CHAPTER 7: Evaluation and Pastoral Ministry 68–75
76–84 CHAPTER 8: The Experts Respond to Dilemmas 76–84
85–90 CHAPTER 9: Who are we when we are not doing anything? 85–90
91–94 APPENDIX A: Church Distinctiveness Survey 91–94
95–100 APPENDIX B: Church Renewal Diagnosis Instrument 95–100
101–104 APPENDIX C: Annual Ministry Goals for Rev. C. Jeff Woods 101–104
105–110 NOTES 105–110
111–120 BIBLIOGRAPHY 111–120

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