
5 Ways to Ignite Engagement
This week brings fresh opportunities to engage your congregation and community more effectively. People are looking for connection, meaning, and
A pastor cannot go wrong by listening to the answers to these questions to ask your congregation. In fact, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of local ministry by processing what they reveal.
But how do you regularly ask these revealing questions? There are at least two ways:
Focus Groups: set up homogeneous groups based on demographics, psychographics, or ministry areas. Create groups of 6-10 and have a caring person lead them. You’ll get even better feedback if it’s not a paid church leader. Or hire a consultant who understands focus groups and the church.
Informal Conversation: each time any church leader has the opportunity to connect with a member, consider it an informal focus group! Get the staff to understand the importance of these questions and have a mechanism to collect the feedback from the questions to ask your congregation.
Here are the 6 revealing questions to ask your congregation regularly:
This week brings fresh opportunities to engage your congregation and community more effectively. People are looking for connection, meaning, and
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