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1. Personal and Master Schedule

Best: The pastor sees pulpit time as his most important way to lead, teach, and shepherd. It is not just about sermon content, but mood and vision, and love.

Best: The pastors plans and follows a “Master Schedule” for each week, changing for special needs, family needs, and tragedies of course — but otherwise keeping it!

Needs: When the pastor does not seek evaluation of his sermons, and just repeats habits and needs.

Needs: When the pastor just sees what he can do each day, instead of following a carefully planned schedule.

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Staff and volunteers

Best: When everyone on paid staff knows exactly which areas are their responsibility, and has from 2 to 5 or 6 of these.

Best: When there is a clear volunteer ministry manager for each area, and this person does much of the administration and scheduling and coordinating.

Needs: When some areas have no one giving them thought or prayer.

Needs: When the pastor or staff members bec