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Survey Results 2014. Servant Leadership In Action. How important is the early SS gathering and SS Song Service to your worship experience on Sabbath.
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Survey Results 2014 Servant Leadership In Action
How important is the early SS gathering and SS Song Service to your worship experience on Sabbath.
In years past the SDA church had Sabbath School classes organized for outreach and service. How important is it for our Sabbath School classes to return to that model?
I prefer the new format of going straight to SS class at 9:30AM and having SS/Ministry sharing time before the worship service.
Our SS classes have a warm and inviting environment for visitors.
I believe the content and discussions in my SS class are appropriate for visitors and non-members.
I prefer that SS be led using a lecture style of delivery for the quarterly content (limited participation, but strong guidance from the SS leader).
I prefer that SS be led using a group discussion style of delivery for the quarterly content (high group discussion, and more limited guidance from the SS leader).
I am open to considering that one service a month be focused purely on visitors. This means the service, Sabbath School, potluck, and special events are designed to encourage every member to invite one member.
Song Service Time • 51% - 10 minutes • 49% - 15 minutes • Announcement Time • 68% - 5 minutes • 32% - 10 minutes • Children’s Story Time • 29% - 1 to 2 minutes • 71% - 5 minutes
Offertory Time • 77% - 1 to 2 minutes • 23% - 5 minutes • Intercessory Prayer Time • 54% - 1 to 2 minutes • 46% - 5 minutes • Sermon Time • 20% - 20 minutes • 80% - 30 minutes • Comments: • As long as it takes • Can be longer • 40 minutes • As needed • 30-45 minutes • 35 minutes • As needed, 30 minutes or more • 30 minutes plus • As long as it takes. I believe spirited worship trumps alloted time schedules.
Importance • Group SS in the sanctuary
Importance • SS class study time
Importance • Organ prelude and postlude
Importance • Processional by worship leaders
Importance • Song service
Importance • Invocation
Importance • Welcome and announcements
Importance • Children’s story
Importance • Offertory prayer
Importance • Offertory appeal
Importance • Scripture reading
Importance • Special music
Importance • Sermon
Importance • Closing prayer
Importance • Congregational hymns
Importance • Responsive reading
Music In Worship • Singing is essential to worship.
Music In Worship • Singing adds an important ingredient to worship but is not essential to it.
Music In Worship • Singing is an enjoyable aspect of worship but is neither essential or important.
Music In Worship • Singing is an insignificant aspect of worship.
Music In Worship • Only Hymns from the SDA Hymnal should be sung.
Music In Worship • I would prefer a blend of hymns and praise or scripture songs.
Music In Worship • I would prefer mostly praise or scripture songs.
Music In Worship • I like accompaniment from the Organ and Piano together for song service.
Music In Worship • I like just the Organ for song service accompaniment.
Music In Worship • I prefer just the piano for song service accompaniment
Music In Worship • I like song accompaniment from various instruments either separately or played together.
Music In Worship • Special Music is an important part of the service.
Music In Worship • Performers during Special Music should be allowed to select what every style of music they feel led by the Spirit to play.
Music In Worship • I enjoy the way we have been doing song service recently.
Music In Worship • I appreciate the lyrics to songs being projected on the screens up front.
Church Leadership • Church Leaders/Officers are doing a good job leading in the right direction.
Church Leadership • Officers/Leaders are receptive to input from members.
Church Leadership • Most church Officers/ and their departments are active.
Church Leadership • Leadership does a good job of communicating what is going on in various ministries/departments.
Church Leadership • Leaders/Officers do a good job of getting everyone involved in programs and ministry.
Church Leadership • Church leaders communicate well about opportunities for me to be involved in.