CVT Toolbox: Church Resources
The links to resources below are meant to help with congregational assessment, vitality, and planning.
List of Services
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Project RegenerationList Item 1
Project Regeneration (from the Presbyterian Foundation), offers congregations a free consultation on how to best leverage their property for the future. They walk alongside congregations offering resources and advice for congregations who would like to use their property to further their vision and mission. We believe they can assist a variety of congregations who may be discerning their future.
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Holy Cow Congregational Assessment ToolList Item 2
A congregational survey tool that gives insight into energy, satisfaction, and priorities within the congregation. Optional modules look at specific areas of concern such as worship or discipleship, as well as offering insight for congregations in transition.
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PC(USA) Vital Congregations ToolkitList Item 3
Great for use with Sessions and other leadership teams, this tool describes the qualities of vital congregations and invites congregations to gauge their own sense of vitality across various areas of church life.
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Presbyterian Foundation Financial Health AssessmentList Item 4
Finances are a constant concern for congregations. This free tool will help give an overall check up on the financial health of the congregation.
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PC(USA) Revitalization Manual
For congregations who realize that they are in need of help, this manual from the denomination is great for ideas about how to take the first steps to renewed vitality.
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1001 New Worshiping Communities
An initiative by the PC(USA) to establish new types of worshiping communities. These communities can exist outside of or alongside existing congregations.
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Fresh Expressions
An international movement that seeks to cultivate new kinds of Christian community alongside existing congregations.
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Matthew 25
A movement from PC(USA) that seeks to encourage congregations in three focus areas: congregational vitality, ending structural racism, and addressing systematic poverty.