Size: 2447
Comment: update entry of 2009-09-05T11:53:03 to reflect requirement of being logged in
|
Size: 3680
Comment: add link to 30 Nov report
|
Deletions are marked like this. | Additions are marked like this. |
Line 6: | Line 6: |
Line 10: | Line 9: |
Line 16: | Line 14: |
<<DateTime(2009-12-14T20:07:14+1100)>> JohnHurst The GGG report to the 30 Nov 2009 Congregational Meeting is available at GGGReportCongMtg30Nov2009.pdf | |
Line 17: | Line 16: |
<<DateTime(2009-09-05T11:53:03)>> JohnHurst added the list of Councillors as at February 2009 (see CouncilHandbook). (NB: You must be logged in to see this page, and then you can also edit these entries yourself to update any changes you might need to make.) | <<DateTime(2009-12-10T11:06:44+1100)>> JohnHurst If you are coming here to visit the OnTheWayTogether information page, then just click this link. |
Line 19: | Line 18: |
If you look to the bottom of this page, you will see a link to the CouncilPage. You can reference Council documents easily through this page. | <<DateTime(2009-10-21T12:10:22+1100)>> JohnHurst You can see the budget spreadsheet used by the Treasurer to calculate how the church funds have been allocated across the the four mission areas at the BudgetAnalysis page. |
Line 21: | Line 20: |
Many visitors have not completed all the tasks. Besides editing the 'YourName was here' line, you should also create an account for yourself, and set up a HomePage. Instructions for doing this are on the FirstTimeVisitors page. | <<DateTime(2009-10-16T08:57:06+1100)>> JohnHurst created a GggTimeLine page. This shows the (reverse) chronological history of the GGG activities. |
Line 23: | Line 22: |
If you need help on setting one up, just say so - in this page even, or an email ([[mailto:[email protected]|click this link to do so!]]). The whole point is that it is a community resource, and we can all contribute! (Just like we hope the GGG plan will be?) == Correspondence Page == The CorrespondencePage records correspondence between GGG Task Group Members == The Mission Matrixx == ''Nobody has been game enough to correct my typo in the above line. A free cup of coffee at Moretti's for the first person to correct it! Warning: you will have to login so I know who has made the correction ... '' ''congratulations, DavidMorgan! - but you might have to wait until you return from Boston for your coffee'' :-) The MissionMatrix page shows how we plan to divide up mission across our four OnTheWayTogether themes |
== The Mission Matrix == The MissionMatrix page shows how we plan to divide up mission across our four OnTheWayTogether themes. Within the OnTheWayTogether page, the concepts and mission of each theme is developed. These are meant to be dynamic pages, changing to reflect the current state of these missional themes. The four themes are: GrowingFaith, InclusiveCommunity, CommunityHub, and CommunityOutreach. |
Line 38: | Line 26: |
Line 42: | Line 29: |
Line 45: | Line 31: |
--- CategoryCategory CategoryHomepage |
== Why a Wiki? == To see why I'm keen to see the wider use of a wiki in our church, read this interesting article about some recent [[http://www.igi-global.com/marketingdept/newsletter/octnewsletter/journal.html|Wollogong University research]]. It is titled "Creating Successful Knowledge Management Systems Using Wikis", and discuss how wikis are useful to the ''corporate knowledge'' - all that stuff about the running of the church (in our case) that is locked up in peoples' heads, and seldom committed to paper. As the authors say, ''it is in the best interest for management to support the Wiki as a knowledge management system because the Wiki will be maintained by corporate knowledge workers, those who acquire and disseminate living knowledge''. One thing that I think constrains people '''NOT''' to undertake leadership roles in our church is their fear of what they don't know. As Acting Church Council Chair, I have been overwhelmed by the number of things happening in our church of which I was previously quite unaware. We are a big place - it is difficult for any one person to grasp all the nuances of things happening around the congregation. So what do we do? We "leave it to the experts", which is why the same 'usual suspects' bob up in the leadership roles around the church. I have far more faith in human nature than that - I think we can all take on leadership roles, and it is just the fear of the unknown that prevents us. This article suggest how using a wiki can get a handle on the "corporate knowledge" that lies behind a (relatively) large church organization like ours. JohnHurst --- CategoryCategory CategoryHomepage |
GROWING GENEROUS GIVERS
This page is the Home Page for the Growing Generous Givers plan of the Glen Waverley Church
First Time Visitors, Read This!
Click the following link to visit the FirstTimeVisitors page. You can also see who has been here before by visiting the PreviousVisitors page.
If you just want to create a new account, visit the CreateUserAccount page. You will need to do this to access the protected pages in this wiki.
Latest News
2009-12-14 09:07:14 JohnHurst The GGG report to the 30 Nov 2009 Congregational Meeting is available at GGGReportCongMtg30Nov2009.pdf
2009-12-10 00:06:44 JohnHurst If you are coming here to visit the OnTheWayTogether information page, then just click this link.
2009-10-21 01:10:22 JohnHurst You can see the budget spreadsheet used by the Treasurer to calculate how the church funds have been allocated across the the four mission areas at the BudgetAnalysis page.
2009-10-15 21:57:06 JohnHurst created a GggTimeLine page. This shows the (reverse) chronological history of the GGG activities.
The Mission Matrix
The MissionMatrix page shows how we plan to divide up mission across our four OnTheWayTogether themes. Within the OnTheWayTogether page, the concepts and mission of each theme is developed. These are meant to be dynamic pages, changing to reflect the current state of these missional themes. The four themes are: GrowingFaith, InclusiveCommunity, CommunityHub, and CommunityOutreach.
Council Stuff
The CouncilPage is for council agendas and minutes. This is protected, so you will have to create yourself a username/passwd to see it.
Elders Stuff
The EldersPage is for Elders council agendas and minutes. This is protected, so you will have to create yourself a username/passwd to see it.
Why a Wiki?
To see why I'm keen to see the wider use of a wiki in our church, read this interesting article about some recent Wollogong University research. It is titled "Creating Successful Knowledge Management Systems Using Wikis", and discuss how wikis are useful to the corporate knowledge - all that stuff about the running of the church (in our case) that is locked up in peoples' heads, and seldom committed to paper. As the authors say, it is in the best interest for management to support the Wiki as a knowledge management system because the Wiki will be maintained by corporate knowledge workers, those who acquire and disseminate living knowledge.
One thing that I think constrains people NOT to undertake leadership roles in our church is their fear of what they don't know. As Acting Church Council Chair, I have been overwhelmed by the number of things happening in our church of which I was previously quite unaware. We are a big place - it is difficult for any one person to grasp all the nuances of things happening around the congregation. So what do we do? We "leave it to the experts", which is why the same 'usual suspects' bob up in the leadership roles around the church. I have far more faith in human nature than that - I think we can all take on leadership roles, and it is just the fear of the unknown that prevents us. This article suggest how using a wiki can get a handle on the "corporate knowledge" that lies behind a (relatively) large church organization like ours. JohnHurst