What are the three primary church-centric measurements on the old scorecard?
How many? (attendance)
How often? (volume of participation in church activities)
How much? (the offering)
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What type of prayer focuses on a particular geographical region?
Prayer-walking
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The major thrust of recrafting the people part of the scorecard is shifting from a ______ culture to developing a ______ culture.
Member to a Missionary culture.
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When planning ministry, what should a missional church begin with?
The community calendar.
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Where is the clearest sign of a shift toward missional living seen?
The church budget.
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The church-centric scorecard assumes ______ and _____ are synonymous
Church efforts and the kingdom agenda
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What type of prayer "gets the world beyond the church into the hearts of the people of God?"
Praying for Community in Worship Services
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This resource includes two groups of people. Who are they?
This who participate in the ministry as well as those who are the recipients of the ministry.
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In order to free people's time to be missionaries in the community, churches should ________.
Reduce the number of church events on the calendar.
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One way to use technology missionally is to post _______ and _______ on various service projects on the church website.
Celebrations and commentaries.
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The church-centric scorecard fails to capture what dimension of the missional expression of ministry?
The externally focused dimension
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It is surprising how few churches encourage people to pray for what?
"Salvation of people who need Jesus."
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According to McNeal, in the people as resource section, a missionary culture focuses on what two things?
The community and its needs.
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What do missional churches ask themselves when building new buildings?
How can we build buildings to bless our community and then figure out a way for the church to use them?
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Of the roughly $300 billion North Americans give each year to charity, approximately how much goes to religious charities, including local congregations?
One-third
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What are the six common resources spiritual leaders work with?
Prayer, People, Facilities, Time, Finances, and Technology
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What is the object of prayer?
Learning to see God
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The most successful strategy for calling "out people and their talent for community ministry" is ________
Adopting a school.
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What do church-centric churches ask themselves when building a new building?
What are our building needs?
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"In the missional church world, the problems being addressed are too big for one person or group to tackle, raising the need for ________."
Cooperating or partnering with other congregations.
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The resources-based scorecard focuses on _______ and ______.
Behaviors and outcomes.
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What is the result of prayer?
Attune us to God's will and God's work going on around us.
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Part of every gathering should be a _____________
Telling of stories of how God was at work in the past week.
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One way to live missionally is to help church members see their _______, including their work, as primary opportunities for ministry.
Existing community involvement.
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In the church-centric world, technology _______ ministry. In the missional world, technology ______ ministry.