4: Holy Inefficiency

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Can everything that matters be measured?

We talk about measuring the output and health of a community, competition between groups, growing a community without losing authenticity, and embracing "holy inefficiency". Transcript at https://hopeinsource.com/inefficiency

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Nadia: https://twitter.com/nayafia

Headings:

What makes an organization healthy?
What Is a Church's Output?
Latest Activity (Commit) As Heuristic
Church Hopping: What's in It for Me?
The Internet: One Big Happy Family?
On Losing a Coherent Story with Growth
McDonaldization of Church
Balancing Local and Global Affiliation
Narcissism of Small Differences
Eternal Students: On Showing vs. Telling
Working in Public!
Holy Inefficiency: A Pokémon Story
Intimacy with Martha and Mary
Relationship Building
Learning to Be (Not Do)

Links:

Methodologies for measuring project health: https://nadiaeghbal.com/project-health
Call to Commitment: https://www.amazon.com/Call-commitment-Church-Saviour-Washington/dp/B0006AYJSS

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