| Q. |
Do you have a denominational affiliation or doctrinal
statement? |
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Dr. Kelly Ballard, is a commissioned
and licensed minister with the Evangelical Covenant Church of America.
Other coaches are actively involved in various Christian churches. |
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| Q. |
Can I 'purchase' only part of the coaching process? |
| A. |
Priority must be given to those churches that have agreed to the
typical contract. This is not to say occasional ‘pieces’
aren’t available—it simply requires some creativity. |
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| Q. |
Do you have some ways that I can come up with the
required fees? |
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| Here are four ideas: |
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Denominational Funds: Denominational leadership
sometimes comes along side churches that desire to take the
next step in worship arts leadership. |
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| 2. |
Churches Adopting Churches: Churches that
have reached a healthy equilibrium in worship arts leadership
act as 'parents' to churches within their span of influence.
By underwriting part or all of the coaching fee, these parent
organizations help further the worship development of others. |
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Benefit Concerts: Guest artists (even your
very own!) can provide benefit concerts for the sake of raising
funds for host institutions that otherwise might not be able
to take advantage of BeyondWorship services. |
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Capital Campaign Tithes: Growing churches
that have embarked upon capital campaign drives for physical
plant or other ministry-related purposes, regularly choose
to set apart a certain amount of their funds as gifts to churches
in need. |
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| Q. |
How quickly can we get started? |
| A. |
It is usually possible to begin the Worship
Analysis and Transformation process immediately, with an on-site
visit occurring within the first six weeks after coming to agreement. |