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Thriving In Unity presents… Thriving Ministry Model™ Strategies for Creating Thriving, Coherent and Integral Ministries Rev. Dr. Gary Simmons Assistant VP Integral Operations © 2008 Association of Unity Churches International

Thriving Ministry Model™ Which would your prefer? 2 X PEOPLE 2 X MONEY

not enough Thriving Ministry Model 

I Do I AM I Have

Thriving Ministry Model  What I have or don’t have informs who I am, and therefore, what I do. I am what I have The First I

Thriving Ministry Model  What I do or not do with what I have informs who I am. I am what I do The Second I

Thriving Ministry Model  Who I am informs what I do with what I have. I am who I have come here to be The Third I

Thriving Ministry Model  Who have you come here to be?

Thriving Ministry Model  As above, so below. Principles As within, so without.

Thriving Ministry Model  congruence

Thriving Ministry Model  ResonanceCoherenceIntegrityDiscord Incoherence Tension congruence

Thriving Ministry Model  coherence

Thriving Ministry Model  leadership congregation first wishes example must be it to that the which

Thriving Ministry Model  leadership congregation first wishes example must be it to that the which Leadership must first be the example of that which it wishes the congregation to express. Integral Coherence

competing purposes Thriving Ministry Model 

Aware-apy Exercise Consider current tensions as symptomatic of incongruence or incoherence. Cite specific examples.

Thriving Ministry Model  LeadershipIntegral Leadership

Thriving Ministry Model  Integral Leadership Modeling a way of relating to the challenges and opportunities of ministry that inspire others to take up meaningful roles in the life of the church.

Thriving Ministry Model  GROW OWNERSHIP Develop Leaders Transform lives Make a difference in the community Use Integral Practice (Holacracy) Strategies

Thriving Ministry Model  Holacracy A whole-system practice that brings energy, consciousness and innovation to all aspects of leadership, governance, and decision making.

Thriving Ministry Model 

The Pastor / Flock Paradox Pastoral 50 – 150 Family < 50 Program 150 – 400 Corporate > 400 Pastor Centered Community Centered OrganismOrganization Mission Centered Group Centered SimpleComplex Pastor Centered

Does your ministry suffer from PCMS? Pastor-centered Ministry Syndrome The Pastor / Flock Paradox

Three Congregations A B C

Thriving Ministry Model  20% that provides 80% of the resources needed Congregation B Congregation A Minister / Board / Core

Three Congregations The 80% of the congregation that provides 20% of the needed resources 90% turnover in one year. Congregation C

Three Congregations A B C EXAMPLE: 100 Congregants with annual income of $100K… Congregation B provides $80K or $4, / person Congregation C provides $20K or $ / person Congregation A The Culture of Stewardship Congregation B The Culture of Ownership Congregation C The Culture of Receivership

Three Congregations A B C

Thriving Ministry Model  The Integral Approach A holistic framework for understanding and working with growth and development issues Does not reduce the whole of ministry to any one of its parts Provides insight and clarity into cultural and systemic evolution

WHAT IS MINISTRY? Interior Exterior Being Doing

Thriving Ministry Model  Being Doing

Thriving Ministry Model  Structures Practices / Skills / Systems Relationships Social Dynamics Culture Congregational Identity Consciousness Leadership Intentionality BEING DOING AGENCYAGENCY COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY Structures Practices / Skills / Systems Culture Congregational Identity Four Quadrants of Ministry

Structures Practices / Systems Relationships Social Dynamics Cultural Congregational Identity Consciousness Leadership Intentionality

Developmental Shifts Structures Practices / Skills / Systems Utilitarian to Integral Hierarchal to Holacracy Relationships Social Dynamics Belonging to Ownership Parenting to Partnering Culture Congregational Identity Minister to Community Centric Consciousness Leadership Intentionality Managing to Modeling Leading to develop Leaders

Thriving Ministry Model™ Structural Developmental Line Utilitarian Integral Organism Organization Top-down; hierarchal Implicit roles and accountabilities Top-down / bottom-up; holarchal Explicit roles and accountabilities

Thriving Ministry Model™ Accountabilities What are you accountable for? What do OTHERS count on you for? What do YOU count on others for?

Thriving Ministry Model™ Social System Social System Intimacy & Care-giving Line Family Egalitarian With the Minister With the Community Pastor / Flock model of ministryCommunity members minister to congregation

C A B Three Congregations

Thriving Ministry Model™ Cultural / Communal Spectrum Pastor Centered Community Centered Co-dependent Interdependent Identity is entangled in the minister, history, & traditions Identity arises out of who and what the community has come here to be

Thriving Ministry Model™ Circle of Honor

Thriving Ministry Model™ Leadership Intentionality First & Second I Third I I am what I have.... I am what I have come here to BE. Situation DrivenPurpose Driven

Thriving Ministry Model  A B C D A B C Minister Centric Pastor / Flock Model Community Centric Owner / Partnership Model

Thriving Ministry Model B Culture of Coherence/ Congruence Culture of Owner / Partnership Culture of Discipleship Culture of Receivership A D C

Thriving Ministry Model™ Congregation D Culture of Receivership Congregation C Culture of Discipleship Joining the church (non-voting member) Congregation B Owner / Partner Tiered Membership Process

Thriving Ministry Model™ Joining the church Means entering a discipleship program Spiritual Enrichment - Service – Leadership Development Fulfillment of Council (Owner / Partner) competencies

Discipleship Focuses on the individual’s spiritual journey and practice, and a holistic emphasis on personal / relational well-being To create an alignment with Truth teachings To consciously deepen one’s spirituality as one participates in a spiritual transformation process To invite deeper and more personal commitment to individual health and self-responsibility To honor one’s spiritual and personal integrity To create healthy relationships within the ministry and beyond To consciously participate in abundant living To enhance the sense that a person’s presence in the community matters

Membership Council Focuses on developing the competencies underlying organizational integrity and enlightened leadership practices as well as care and support for those in discipleship Leadership Development Partnership Capabilities Visioning Modeling & Mentoring Owner / Partners

Council of Trustees Culture of Coherence and Congruence Commitment to a 10% tithe to the church Best qualified Attends regional and national conventions Participates in capacity building programs Is a model for ownership of the ministry Board Members

Transformation Experience™ Develop Organization Build Community Shift Culture Raise Consciousness