Don’t close the books on this year’s Easter services until you do a post Easter review. This time next year, you will forget the answers to many of these questions. This should be one of the best brainstorming sessions you do all year. (If you are a single-staff church or smaller staff, bring key volunteers into this discussion. This is just as important – if not more – in the smaller church.
Ask the questions, record the responses, then use them to make your church better all year and save that information to improve even more next Easter.
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Also, and equally important, you need someone who is good at record-keeping and will be organized to remind you of these things next year. If only the “big picture” people participate you may never seen any improvements implemented. (In transparency, this means I need people not like me. I have great ideas, but I’m not an implementer. Big picture people need to complement themselves with detail people.)
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