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会友事工部 “数码事工/“E-Methodist” 报告。 会友领袖林伟杰
本报告概述了该计划的蓝图,简要的说明了其目标,范围和预期收益。
目标:
通过推出两个Mobile App/移动应用程序:CAC Methodist Membership App/卫理会员应用和卫理商务网络 /Methodist Business Network (MBN),E-Methodist事工旨在实现“4C”愿景 —— 连接/Connect,传达/Convey,协作/Collaborate和整合/Consolidate。
1. 连接: Connect
目标: 在CAC下建立204个教堂之间的无缝连接。
策略:
– CAC卫理会员应用将保持教会成员的准确记录,没有重复。
– 实施分层访问系统,允许在教堂,区域和会议级别访问数据。
– 确保实时更新功能,以便立即在所有平台上反映数据。
预期结果:
– 授权层次可以寻查准确和独特的会员记录。
– 改善CAC教会之间的沟通和参与。
2. 传达: Convey
目标: 促进有效的沟通和信息传播。
策略:
– 在应用中整合活动和日历功能,允许教堂推广和分享各自的活动。
– 创建一个公告功能,使领导层能直接与教堂成员沟通。
预期结果:
– 提高了对所有层面的教堂活动和倡议的认识和参与。
3. 配搭: Collaborate
目标: 促进教堂之间的协同合作,以更有效地使用事工和资源。
策略:
– 实现一个平台,让教堂可以计划,讨论和协调联合活动和倡议。
– 引入AI工具来分析和根据教堂的历史数据和未来计划提出协作机会。
预期结果:
– 减少了重复的努力和资源,从而导致更有效和有影响的事工工作。
4. 整合: Consolidate
目标: 优化资源分配和利用。
策略:
– 开发一个系统,让教堂可以有效地共享和分配资源,由AI工具支持,这些工具帮助识别和管理这些资源。
– 在应用内为教堂创建一个论坛或平台,讨论和同意资源整合计划。
预期结果:
– 高效的资源使用和分配,从而节省成本并提高事工效果。
呼吁合作:
为了实现预期的结果,我们需要所有教堂的合作和支持。我们呼吁每个教堂都积极参与并支持这一初始,共同努力实现连接,传达,协作和整合的愿景,从而推动CA C教会的发展和繁荣。
结论:
E-Methodist计划是实现数字化和优化CAC事工工作的重要一步。通过谨慎的计划和执行,BOL的目标是实现连接,传达,协作和整合的愿景,从而培养更团结,更有信息和更有效的达至我们卫理综连属性的特征。
* E-Methodist/ Digitization Report: Board of Laity of Chinese Annual Conference (CAC) of Methodist Church Malaysia
Introduction:
The Board of Laity (BOL) is embarking on an ambitious digital transformation with the launch of the “E-Methodist” ministry. This report outlines the blueprint of this initiative, detailing its aims, scope, and expected benefits.
Objective:
The E-Methodist ministry seeks to actualize the “4 Cs” vision—Connect, Convey, Collaborate, and Consolidate—through the deployment of two mobile applications: the CAC Membership App and the Methodist Business Network (MBN).
1. Connect:
Objective: Establish a seamless connection among the 204 churches under the CAC.
Strategy:
– The CAC Membership App will maintain accurate records of church members without duplication.
– Implement a tiered access system to allow data access at the church, district, and conference levels.
– Ensure real-time update capabilities for immediate data reflection across all platforms.
Expected Outcome:
– Accurate and unique membership records accessible to the authorized hierarchy.
– Improved communication and engagement among the CAC community.
2. Convey:
Objective: Facilitate effective communication and information dissemination within the CAC network.
Strategy:
– Integrate an events and activities calendar within the apps, allowing churches to promote and share their respective programs.
– Create an announcements feature to enable the leadership to communicate directly with church members.
Expected Outcome:
– Enhanced awareness of and participation in church activities and initiatives at all levels.
3. Collaborate:
Objective: Promote synergy and collaboration among churches for more effective ministry and resource utilization.
Strategy:
– Implement a platform for churches to plan, discuss, and coordinate joint activities and initiatives.
– Introduce AI tools to analyze and propose collaboration opportunities based on churches’ historical data and future plans.
Expected Outcome:
– Reduced duplication of efforts and resources, leading to more effective and impactful ministry work.
4. Consolidate:
Objective: Optimize resource allocation and utilization across the CAC network.
Strategy:
– Develop a system for churches to share and allocate resources efficiently, supported by AI tools that help in identifying and managing these resources.
– Establish a forum or platform within the apps for churches to discuss and agree on resource consolidation plans.
Expected Outcome:
– Efficient use and distribution of resources, resulting in cost savings and improved ministry effectiveness.
Conclusion:
The E-Methodist initiative is a significant leap towards digitizing and optimizing the CAC’s ministry work. Through careful planning and execution, the BOL aims to bring the vision of Connect, Convey, Collaborate, and Consolidate to fruition, thus fostering a more united, informed, and effective community of churches.
By CAC Conference Lay Leader, Keith Ling