Student Ministry Assessment
Reach out to the SLN by contacting Aaron Buttery, students@acna.org.
Name
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First Name
Last Name
Email
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example@example.com
Mailing Address
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Street Address
Street Address Line 2
City
State / Province
Postal / Zip Code
Your Role
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e.g. Volunteer, Student Ministry Leader, Rector
Church
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Diocese
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Please Select
All Nations Diocese
Anglican Diocese in New England
Anglican Diocese of San Joaquin
Anglican Diocese of South Carolina
Anglican Diocese of the Carolinas
Anglican Diocese of the Living Word
Anglican Diocese of the South
Anglican Diocese of the Southwest
Anglican Network in Canada
Armed Forces & Chaplaincy, Jurisdiction of
Central States
Christ Our Hope
Churches for the Sake of Others
Diocese of Cascadia
Diocese of Fort Worth
Diocese of Mid-America REC
Diocese of Quincy
Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic
Diocese of the Southeast/REC
Diocese of the Upper Midwest
Gulf Atlantic Diocese
International
Missionary Diocese of All Saints
Northeast and Mid-Atlantic (REC)
Pittsburgh
Rocky Mountains
The Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes
Via Apostolica Missionary District of Canada
Western Anglicans
Western Gulf Coast
Other
Your responses may be shared with your diocesean student ministry leader
Describe your missional strategy (your intentional plan or effort to engage young people who are not yet with us).
What strategy?
If we build it, they will come
Let's go to them
Do you have a clear plan for raising up the volunteer leaders you need for your student ministry to flourish?
Yes
No
Unsure
Does your student ministry strategic plan fit into the larger church/parish strategic plan?
Yes
Somewhat
No
Does your student ministry have the following elements built into the calendar? (Select all that apply.)
Student connections outside of ministry programs
Connections for families
Connections for students within the larger congregation
Opportunities for students to respond to the Gospel
Opportunities for formation
Opportunities for missional living
In what ways are you intentionally meeting students outside of the church?
How do you invite students to celebrate God's work in their lives?
How are you assessing the spiritual growth of your students?
How does your student ministry shape and send young leaders into the church and local community?
What specific practices overlap in your church’s adult and student formation?
How does your student ministry bless your community?
Rate the overall quality of your student ministry with far left being "we are in crisis" and the far right being "functioning perfectly".
In the last two weeks, how much energy have you had in your life and work? (Think holistically: emotional, mental, spiritual, and physical energy).
How can we walk with you going forward? (Select all that apply.)
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1:1 Coaching call
Join a learning cohort of student ministry leaders
Join a formation cohort of student ministry leaders
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Other
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