Strategic Planning for the Community Church

The NSW Ecumenical Council formed in 1982 and consists of 16 churches throughout NSW and the Australian Capital Territory. The NSW Ecumenical Council is one of seven state/territory ecumenical councils in Australia, all of which are associated to the National Council of Churches. In the 1990s the NSW Ecumenical Council extended for the 11 dioceses of the Roman Catholic Church in NSW and the Australian Capital Territory.

Located in the heart of downtown Cedar Rapids this Historical brick building with its’ decorative molding and beautiful stain glass windows is the home of a subculture of biblically based Christians. This church family meets every Sunday like many churches who revere Sunday as being the Lord’s day, set aside for rest and worship of God. Biblically based Christianity is a vast culture of faith in God carried out by many subcultures called churches, made up of people who seek to worship God and to foster a personal relationship with him. One of the most important things that make a subculture is a question of what is it that brings these people together? This foundational question is not only the question of the subculture, but is also the defining

Crandall has researched and collected data from various churches that have experienced revitalization and renewal. He believes that the best way to learn how to turnaround a small church is to learn from those who have been part of such an experience. Turnaround And Beyond is intended to provide practical principles insights of renewal from those who have experienced it.

Red Rocks Church (RRC) is a non-denominational church located in multiple locations throughout the Denver-Metro area. Red Rocks strives to be one church in many places with campuses in Golden, Lakewood, Littleton, Denver, and Arvada. Red Rocks’ first campus, where it originally started, is located in Golden, Colorado. The church’s mission statement says that their prime objective is, “…to make Heaven more crowded, by welcoming prodigals home.”

Financial Secretary: The most glaring issue, which opens up easy access for, would be embezzlers in the congregations check policy. All checks being written to cash basically enables anyone to cash out the check, the church, a rouge employee or volunteer, or otherwise. All checks need to be made out to the church, not to cash. It would be even better if the church went the route of many churches by allowing donors to have donations processed monthly (or weekly depending on donor preference) through

A social problem is a condition in which people in the community view as being undesirable. For example, Fort Worth has a high crime, violence, and drug abuse rate, which leads to a high homelessness rate. Social Service Agencies, such as Union Gospel Mission, help decrease the issue of homelessness. Union Gospel Mission, helps Fort Worth eliminate the number of individuals committing crimes, violence, and helps individuals dealing with substance abuse. They provide services that assist individuals in need, such as housing, meals, and employment. The coordinators and the directors of Union Gospel Mission aspire to help various individuals and build a strong organization for the community.

Therefore, KACC must include the ministry critical success factors, by develop a balanced scorecard. According to Blocher, Stout, Juras, and Cokins, 2013) a balance scorecard is made of four success factors, financial performance, customer satisfaction, internal process and learning and growing. Also, a strategy map for an easy to follow guide while the business grows towards an international market and trade due to the rising global economies. Although KACC Christianity is a global and international business, unless this nonprofit organization receive a firm allocation of finances as a management organization, KACC will not become an effective contributor domestically, nor globally, but is limited to the narrowness of support and leadership.

Christian Worldview is defined as the framework of ideas and beliefs through which a Christian individual, group or culture interprets the world and interacts with it. Different denominations of Christianity have varying worldviews. There are varieties of particulars within the Christian worldview, and disputes of the meaning of concepts in a Christian worldview, but certain thematic elements are common in the Christian worldview (Ennis, Patricia A., et al). The world-view is by no means all the views and notions of the surrounding

basic view of what is right and wrong, so their beliefs are not that different from our culture. This

CRCF vision is to build, rebuild, and restore a vital relationship with God through His Resurrected Son Jesus Christ, experience the Holy Spirit, and increase knowledge of the Word of God. Cultivate and empower a community of believers who nurtures spiritual growth and creates a climate conducive for worship.

1A. Although this case can easily be argued either way, I believe that the court should rule against the Grace Church of Devoted Followers. This case echoes Wisconsin v Yoder (406 U.S. 205). In Yoder, a group of Amish people refused to comply with compulsory attendance once their children reached high school age. The reason for that is because the Amish believe that high school will provide a more “worldly” culture for their kids; this directly goes against their core religious beliefs because Amish society emphasizes a “life of goodness” rather than intellect. The Amish do not object to education in the eighth grade on down, because they recognize the necessity for basic education.

In 2006, Love Center Family Church (LCFC) was birthed out of the vision of Pastor Joseph Hill. He along with his wife created LCFC to “Reach out to others with God’s love.” LCFC operates as a 501c3 company and is guided by the regulations that govern non-profit organizations. Love Center Family Church is led by the founding pastor and the decisions are made by the board of directors. The church is a storefront church located in Suffolk, VA and since its start Love Center Family Church has grown from 10 members to over 250. The church offers various ministries within the church such as the Men’s, Women’s and Children’s ministries but also reach out to the community through their outreach ministry. While the church is still relatively small

This strategic management case study plan for Cardinal Health Inc. was developed by the student using course learning resources, outside sources, and other relevant miscellaneous data and facts. The materials

In the community assessment of San Fernando valley part, A, it was mentioned that there are many chronic illnesses such as heart disease, asthma, diabetes and obesity that are caused by poor health management, high cost of healthcare and inadequate knowledge of the disease. One factor that could cause these chronic diseases is the Tobacco usage among adults. According to Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC) (2017), Smoking may cause cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung disease, diabetes and COPD which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis.

Strategic Planning is the process by which leaders of the particular organization make a choice and decide to set up different strategies that will enable the organization to achieve better performance and continue on the path of success. The framework of the strategic planning can be defined as the social role of the organization, environment, technological and human resource factors all working as one in order to achieve the goals set in place by the organization. In the case of a non-profit organization, like Goodwill industries, where the industry sector is tremendously diverse in terms of the work Goodwill undertakes, the organization still needs a strategic plan. The way that a strategic plan is developed depends on the requirements for strategic planning in non-profit organizations, just as for profit organization, can and always should be designed to bring success, remain profitable, and avoid failure and misuse of much needed resources.