Using Design to Facilitate Personal Engagement in a Church Community

Issue Date
2010-12-31Author
Blair, Randall Robert
Publisher
University of Kansas
Format
16 pages
Type
Thesis
Degree Level
M.A.
Discipline
Design
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Small to mid-sized community churches face many challenges developing the services that will fulfill the needs of members and non-members and deliver them in a way that fits the way we live in a modern society. Their long-term survival depends largely on their ability to attract and engage prospective members. Exploration of this topic has shown that the level of affinity, understanding of culture, volunteer opportunities and a feeling of authenticity towards engagement with the community are critical factors for people deciding where to put their physical and emotional energy. Using a service design approach, churches can take a systemic look at enhancing the experience for visitors in these areas.
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