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2004 Information you can use
Reports from each District: The link below
will show you the 2004 Comprehensive Plan for Congregation
Development for each District in the Cal-Pac Conference. It outlines
strategic plans and priorities for developing ministries within each
district (please note some districts had not submitted their plans
at the time of publishing).
Click here to download the complete 12 page document
from the 2004 Annual Conference (PDF format)
Church Life-Cycle Charts: It is known that
all churches progress through various stages of existence. From
starting new, to growing, to transitioning, to revitalizing, and
maybe even discontinuance . Each church (using the Local
Church Assessment) in cooperation with its district has analyzed
where it is on this life-cycle . The link below will show you
each District's life-cycle chart for all of its churches.
Find your church in the life-cycle for your district. You can
use this information to discover trends about your church and begin
to formulate a plan for its future.
Click here to download the Life-Cycle Charts
from the 2004 Annual Conference (PDF format)
Click here to view
a generic life-cycle chart with all the definitions
for each category.
Where the data comes from: For those of you
who crave the details, link below to your district and then scroll
through the pages to find your church's 10 year history for
Worship Attendance, Ministry Expenditures, Mission Giving, and
Apportionments (in graph format). These graphs represent the
four basic areas used to asses the health of each church (Please
note that the first page of each district link is an explanation for
all the graphs).
Link to your district and find your
church graphs (PDF format)
Hawaii
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Riverside
San Diego
Santa Ana
Santa Barbara
This information combined with the 2004 Local
Church Assessment allows the District Planning and Strategy
Committee to place each church within the life-cycle chart.
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