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| Course Overall Choose one response for each statement. |
1-a. The course contributed to personal and ministry growth.
1-c. The learning tasks caused helpful reflection and interaction.
| Course Objectives Choose one response for each statement. |
2-a. I defined, examined and developed a biblical basis for
volunteers in a cross-cultural ministry.
volunteers in a cross-cultural ministry.
2-b. I examined biblical passages in light of volunteer involvement.
2-c. I examined "why strategic engagement" and what it means to be
strategic.
strategic.
2-e. I read Chapter 8 of Gailyn Van Rheenen's book, Missions:
Biblical Foundations & Contemporary Strategies.
Biblical Foundations & Contemporary Strategies.
2-f. I read Chapter 2 "Winning Strategies" by Peter Drucker in
Managing the Non-Profit Organization.
Managing the Non-Profit Organization.
2-g. I recognized the value of volunteer involvement in the
cross-cultural setting.
cross-cultural setting.
2-h. I read Scott Kirby's article on "The Changing American Culture."
2-i. I understand how volunteers fit in the over-all plan at the
International Mission Board.
International Mission Board.
2-j. I analyzed field needs and explored creative approaches to
volunteer involvement.
volunteer involvement.
2-k. I examined stateside responsibilities to effect volunteer training.
2-l. I read the article by Glenn Schwartz published in Mission
Frontiers Bulletin.
Frontiers Bulletin.
2-m. I read the article "Cultural Implications of an Indigenous
Church," by William A. Smalley.
Church," by William A. Smalley.
2-n. I examined the philosophy of training volunteers in a strategy
approach recognizing a field-based strategy for a CPM, including
such issues as Subsidy, Indigeneity, People Groups and Teams.
approach recognizing a field-based strategy for a CPM, including
such issues as Subsidy, Indigeneity, People Groups and Teams.
2-o. I read the Introduction and Chapter 1 from the book Church
Planting Movements, by David Garrison.
Planting Movements, by David Garrison.
2-p. I identified elements of effective partnering.
2-q. I read "Understanding the Principles and Processes of
Partnership Missions."
Partnership Missions."
2-r. I read portions of Mobilizing for Missions in the New
Millennium, by Jerry Rankin.
Millennium, by Jerry Rankin.
2-s. I developed a volunteer strategy that will nest within (be a part
of) my field-based strategy for a CPM.
of) my field-based strategy for a CPM.
| Course Content Choose one response for each statement. |
3-a. Scott Kirby's article, "The American Changing Church," was
helpful.
helpful.
3-b. Chapter 8 of Gailyn Van Rheenen's book, Missions: Biblical
Foundations & Contemporary Strategies, was helpful.
Foundations & Contemporary Strategies, was helpful.
3-c. Excerpts from "Winning Strategies" by Peter Drucker in
Managing the Non-Profit Organization were helpful.
Managing the Non-Profit Organization were helpful.
3-d. The article on subsidy by Glenn Schwartz published in Mission
Frontiers Bulletin was helpful.
Frontiers Bulletin was helpful.
3-e. The article "Cultural Implications of an Indigenous Church," by
William A. Smalley, was helpful.
William A. Smalley, was helpful.
3-f. The Introduction and Chapter 1 from Church Planting
Movements, by David Garrison, was helpful.
Movements, by David Garrison, was helpful.
3-g. Segments of Mobilizing for Missions in the New
Millennium, by Jerry Rankin, were helpful.
Millennium, by Jerry Rankin, were helpful.
3-h. Websites on adoption, advocacy and mobilization were helpful.
3. Approximately how many hours did it take you to complete the course?
| Final Observations Type your response to each question. |