Program Assessment
Take a practical look at your church’s ministries, gatherings, small groups, administration and facilities. Hear from your team and use the results to focus your attention where it will help most.
Already taken it? Open your results.
Responding to an invitation? Use the personal link in your email.
Quality in everyday church life
Build a shared picture of what is effective, what needs attention and what does not apply to your church.
A lower score starts a conversation. It does not tell the whole story on its own.
How it works
01 / Rate the quality
Rate each item from 1 for poor quality to 10 for high quality. Consider how effectively the ministry or function serves its purpose. Review and edit your choices before submitting.
02 / Add team feedback
Invite staff, ministry leaders and volunteers to give their perspective. Each person uses a personal invitation link, and their named feedback is available to the leader who invited them.
03 / Agree on priorities
Look at your scores alongside your team’s ratings and N/A choices. Discuss what the numbers mean in your setting before choosing the next action.
Nine areas
The assessment includes 99 active items, grouped into the areas below. You will not need to rate everything on one long screen.
8 items
Review worship, prayer, prophetic ministry and the ways people are trained and supported in ministry.
11 items
Review the gathering itself: welcome, worship, preaching and the teams that help people participate.
8 items
Consider vision, leadership development and your relationships with regional and global ministries.
13 items
Look at outreach across ages, community service, marketplace ministry and how people encounter the Gospel.
24 items
Consider care, connection, age-specific ministries and the practical ways your church supports people.
9 items
Review the life of your groups, including leadership, outreach, discipleship and opportunities for people to grow.
7 items
Look at discipleship, Bible studies, baptism, training and the learning opportunities available to your church.
9 items
Review the communication, coordination and administrative functions that support ministry.
10 items
Consider how well your buildings, parking and ministry spaces support the people who use them.
Read the results in context
You do not need to offer every program listed. Use the assessment to understand the church you lead, rather than treating every item as something you should add.
Choose N/A when your church does not offer the program or when you do not know enough to rate it. No response is chosen for you.
The existing saved score includes N/A as zero. The refreshed report identifies those choices and distinguishes the saved score from an average of rated items, so you can read the numbers in context.
The leader who sends the invitation receives the response. Feedback is named, rather than anonymous. Respondents can use their personal link without creating an account.
Your next step
Use your existing assessment access, explore membership, or contact our team if you are unsure what your plan includes.
Each assessment brings a different part of church life into focus. Use them together to choose a practical next step.