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Episode 87: Why Programs Don't Work

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I’ve got a program this is going to change hearts and transform lives! It builds relationships, causes conversions, and could be a real blessing to your parish, BUT there’s a catch… Program’s aren’t silver bullets, and they can’t survive in a vacuum. A program that works has: * a goal for success * a target audience that isn’t defined by age or state of life * a support system of ongoing relationships * disciples who are working together to shift parish culture All this may seem like a lot, but today’s episode provides some easy first steps for fostering good programs that flourish. (Note: No actual program is being promoted in this episode. We simply hope to impart some wisdom around using programs in a way that they will truly thrive at your parish.) A Production of the Archdiocese of Omaha Editor: Taylor Schroll (ForteCatholic.com)

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