Internship - Missionary Supervisor                        Evaluation
  • MISSIONARY SUPERVISOR INTERN EVALUATION

  • Evaluation serves multiple purposes. It teaches the intern to make effective use of self-appraisal throughout a lifetime of ministry. Evaluation also helps the intern discern the wisdom of his or her vocational choice, which may include confirming one’s call to Christian ministry or guiding the intern toward another form of work. It provides a means by which the intern is held accountable for his or her ministry.

    The evaluation process identifies the intern’s strengths (what he or she did well) and weaknesses (what he or she could do better). It is not merely a matter of saying, “This was good” or “That was bad.” Rather, it is intended to be a dialogue, not a final judgment. The evaluations of the intern are meant to be useful to the intern, HIM, and the intern’s college, as all work together to equip him or her for professional ministry.

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  • PLEASE SHARE YOUR RESPONSES TO THE FOLLOWING AS THOROUGHLY AS POSSIBLE
  • 1. Communication - He/she is able to communicate effectively with others through verbal and written means.
  • 2. Empathy - He/she communicates in such a way as to show real interest in people and does not just treat them as objects of ministry.
  • 3. Encouragement - He/she is able to offer encouragement to others in appropriate ways.
  • 4. Flexibility - He/she is flexible in dealing with their own life and the lives of others around them. They can juggle multiple demands.
  • 5. Initiative - He/she looks for challenging opportunities to change, grow, innovate, and improve.
  • 6. Listening - He/she is able to listen to others with their ears, their eyes, and their hearts.
  • 7. Caring - He/she is able to provide care for others in a variety of contexts (crisis, grief, marriage, etc.).
  • 8. Personal faith commitment - He/she has an active and dynamic faith. They are able to share their faith in appropriate ways.
  • 9. Personal integrity - He/she is a person of their word. They live a consistent principle-centered life.
  • 10. Personal spiritual discipline - He/she has an active devotional life, including the use of Scripture and prayer.
  • 11. Planning and preparation - He/she is able to plan, prepare, and implement their plans easily.
  • 12. Self-control - He/she is able to exercise appropriate control of their emotions.
  • 13. Time Management - He/she is able to exercise appropriate control of their use of time.
  • 14. Serving - He/she is able to see the needs of others and willingly serve others sacrificially.
  • 15. Spiritual life and character - He/she is an example for believers.
  • 16. Stress management - He/she is able to react to stress positively and work well under pressure.
  • 17. Sharing the gospel- He/she is able to explain and apply the Scriptures in a meaningful and effective way.
  • 18. Teamwork and collaboration- He/she is able to work well with others with respect, cheerfulness, and cooperation.
  • 19. Trustworthiness- He/she is dependable and can be trusted to carry out responsibilities without consistent supervision.
  • If given the opportunity, would you choose to have this intern serve with you again in ministry?
  • Thank you!

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