[Attempting to Become] All Things to All People
Do you ever read the Bible and find yourself being totally challenged by something you find? If you read the same Bible […]
Do you ever read the Bible and find yourself being totally challenged by something you find? If you read the same Bible […]
In a previous post I explored the question: Are we the local church OR an arm reaching on to the campus?
One of the big reasons I tend to believe that we are an ‘arm’, and not the local church, is because of the context — and more specifically — who controls it.
Campus ministry is, to a certain extent, subject to the academic institution. Unlike the local church, campus ministries will have to — again, to a certain extent — play by a certain set of rules… that they have no say in creating.
In two previous posts on assessment, Satisfying Work [?] and 3 Steps to More Satisfying Work, I shared a few points of […]
What does the word ‘assessment’ do for you?
My guess would be that it evokes one of two responses: 1) you become giddy at the thought of a deep and thorough examination of pertinent data, calculating results and determining important ‘next steps’ (less common – it has to be!), OR 2) your pulse begins to race, your stomach begins to turn, and you suddenly feel like you’re at the bottom of a 14,000 foot mountain with neither the equipment nor the expertise to attempt the climb (more common — especially for the relational-types that make up a large percentage of the ministerial population).
While I don’t think I’ll ever LOVE the idea of assessment, I do think it’s important.
I live a few miles west of the city of coffee aka Portland, Oregon. Portlanders take their coffee seriously. It must be one […]
I’ve been thinking about the classroom today… It might have something to do with the fact that, for the next 8 […]
With just a week left before students begin to return to campus, it’s time to start crossing off some of those […]