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''ELLEN GREEN (Unity, St Paul) responding to concerns on the list regarding''
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See useful pointers about wiki ettiquette and other tips see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Nealmcb my Wikipedia talk page]
  
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'''ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE EXEC TEAM'''
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If you have any feedback for me, this is the right place to put it.
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We think of executive team as a fine example of shared ministry. Most ministers aren't trained to be CEOs and at least in large congregations, it is too much to expect them to do that and perform the ministerial and programs as well.
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Areas of responsibility can be assigned by the board. We (Unity-Unitarian Church, St. Paul) has an Executive Team (ET) of three positions responsible for program, administration, and resource development--these include other particular, named areas of responsibility. (Incidentally, these are the three areas that financial auditors examine--program, administration, and resources.)
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At this time, we have a husband-and-wife ministerial team with one vote, an administrator/financial person with one vote, and a lay person in the director-of-development role, also with one vote. (The reference to voting is within the team --not on the board-- though I have been told our team has never voted; rather they have educated themselves and reasoned with one another on issues well enough to reach their conclusions together.
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I moved some material on RSS feeds and a CSS bug for Discussion pages to the [[UUWiki:Community Portal]] --[[User:NealMcB|NealMcB]] 08:19, 11 Aug 2004 (CDT)
  
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Each member of the ET has employees (well, not the development person, see below) and church-member teams to help carry out their functions. The ministers are in charge of program--worship, music, parish visitors, child and adult education, membership outreach, etc. The administrator is responsible for support functions, communications, bookkeeping, property maintenance and security, etc. The development person heads the Development Ministry Team (DMT) which has church-member subteams such as Real Estate, Investments, Planned Giving, Gifts and Memorials, Annual Canvass, etc., for instance. The DMT meetings are attended by all the ET members and most subteams have one ET or other staff member, as do other congregational teams (other than board teams).
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== deleting pages? ==
  
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Some reasons for a team (which nevertheless fulfills the CEO function) in addition to the lack of much training of ministers for a CEO role are the wish for the congregation to have ministers concentrating on other things than finances, the wish for separate reporting on finances, the distress of ministers having to raise money for their own salaries, a healthy separation of powers combined with the power of the need for the communication necessary to resolve areas of disagreement and speak with one voice to the board (if board policy requires that), and profound modeling of shared ministry, an important concept in our congregation.
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As to hiring/firing, this model is working so well, I can hardly imagine it--but each position (the co- ministers came to us and will go as a package) is responsible for certain defined areas (they are not all responsible for everything but for everything together, that's the point). For an example of the one-voice part, the members of the ET arrived at the proposed budget together, an especially difficult task this year). If one member of the team departed, the board would hire a person to fulfill the assigned areas of responsibility, taking into consideration the personalities and dynamics of the remaining members to achieve a balanced team.
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I streamlined the wiki pages for UUBF-L in the process of adding more content today. Should I talk with you, or Jim, or someone else about deleting pages?
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The ones that can go are:
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UUBF-L: What We Do on the List
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Changes
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More Information
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Thanks! And I'll be more careful in the future.--[[User:Michellem|Michellem]] 21:04, 4 Dec 2004 (CST)
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== Thanks! ==
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Thanks for the nice welcome on my UUser talk page!  To answer your question... actually I don't have an answer.  I can't remember where I first linked to UUwiki from.  One of the comments left to a Jihad-related site.  ;) 
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In regards to articles about organizations, are there any yet that I could work off of?  Also do you think such an article should go into the history of the group or just focus on the form it exists in today?  ♥ [[UUser:Jedi liz|Jedi liz]] 13:38, 17 Apr 2005 (CDT)
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== Hello Neal! ==
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Thank you for your message. I have setup the "Social Networking" page under my user page because I am not ready to release it for now. I try to recruit 2 or 3 people that can help me to improve its content. Once it will be more mature I'd like to have a discussion about where it should go and, if it is pertinent to keep it on the uuwiki.
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Once again, thank you for your message
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[[User:Ycrepeau|Ycrepeau]] 21:38, 12 May 2009 (CDT)

Latest revision as of 02:38, 13 May 2009

See useful pointers about wiki ettiquette and other tips see my Wikipedia talk page

If you have any feedback for me, this is the right place to put it.

When a page like this (a user's "talk" page) is modified, "You have new messages" is automatically displayed on all pages that the user views, until he or she views his/her user page.

I moved some material on RSS feeds and a CSS bug for Discussion pages to the UUWiki:Community Portal --NealMcB 08:19, 11 Aug 2004 (CDT)

deleting pages?

Hi Neal,

I streamlined the wiki pages for UUBF-L in the process of adding more content today. Should I talk with you, or Jim, or someone else about deleting pages?

The ones that can go are: UUBF-L: What We Do on the List Changes More Information


Thanks! And I'll be more careful in the future.--Michellem 21:04, 4 Dec 2004 (CST)

Thanks!

Thanks for the nice welcome on my UUser talk page! To answer your question... actually I don't have an answer. I can't remember where I first linked to UUwiki from. One of the comments left to a Jihad-related site. ;)

In regards to articles about organizations, are there any yet that I could work off of? Also do you think such an article should go into the history of the group or just focus on the form it exists in today? ♥ Jedi liz 13:38, 17 Apr 2005 (CDT)

Hello Neal!

Thank you for your message. I have setup the "Social Networking" page under my user page because I am not ready to release it for now. I try to recruit 2 or 3 people that can help me to improve its content. Once it will be more mature I'd like to have a discussion about where it should go and, if it is pertinent to keep it on the uuwiki.

Once again, thank you for your message

Ycrepeau 21:38, 12 May 2009 (CDT)

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