Phase 2: Church Interviews

Current Interview Locations: Thank you to the churches that are allowing me to sit in and observe their collaborative practices, as well as giving of their time to allow me to interview them about their practices. This is one of the better aspects of the research, as I get to know fellow practitioners and learn from their successes and challenges. I am still looking for two more churches that collaboration in their preaching ministry to participate in the study. Email me if you’re interested in being interviewed!

Current Interview Sites:

Gurnee Community Church
Gurnee, IL, USA
(complete)

Lincoln Road Chapel
Waterloo, ON, Canada
(complete)

Community Church of East Gloucester
Gloucester, MA, USA
(coming soon)

First Baptist Church Temple
Temple, TX
(in progress…)

Mack Ave Community Church
Detroit, MI
(in progress…)

Phase 1: Alumni Survey

Completed Surveys: Thank you to the institutions that have already participated in this study. This kind of research would not be possible without the affirmation and support of the seminaries listed on this page. Thank you to the administration and the alumni offices for all your help! This phase of the research project is now closed. No further survey submissions are being considered.

 

Fuller Theological Seminary
(Closed; Thank you for participating)

 
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Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
(Closed; Thank you for participating!)

 


Tyndale Seminary
(Closed; Thank you for participating!)

 


Northern Theological Seminary
(Closed; Thank you for participating!)

Regent College
(Closed; Thank you for participating!)

Truett Seminary at Baylor University
(Closed; Thank you for participating!)

Western Theological Seminary
(Closed; Thank you for participating!)

Evangelical Homiletics Society
(Closed; Thank you for participating!)

If you are not associated with any of the above organizations, there is still an opportunity to participate.  The research project is currently in the second and final of two phases, which involves observing collaborative practices at specific churches and conducting semi-structured interviews with participants to identify themes and connections between the practices of different churches who employ differing models.

You may still view the phase one survey by clicking on the link below, but data is no longer being collected.

 

Survey Review for Understanding the Project