Church management and its performance: a case study of Hoima Archdeaconry Bunyoro Kitara Diocese
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2011-10
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Kampala International University, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Abstract
The study focused on the church management and its performance in Hoima
Archdeaconry.
The purpose of study was to assess the church management and its performance. It
was guided by three objectives which included:
)> To establish the strategies and processes used by the church to solve church
problems and supporters to the church programs.
)> To explore factors constraining measurement of church contribution to social
development of church service
)> To find out criteria used to assessing church contributions to social economic
aspects.
The study employed descriptive research design because of the nature of the study.
The study found out that human resource challenges facing Hoima archdeaconry hence
Bunyoro Kitara Dioceses are both external and internal in nature some governance and
administrative structures, accountability and reporting relationships are unclear.
The study also revealed that the welfare remuneration and benefits from service for
clergy including pensions and other retirement benefits are not clear.
Recommendations, there is need for networking between the church and other
organizations in addressing church problems by developing people's saving culture,
leadership skills, business and entrepreneurships. To mobilize communities for action
through Sunday service, seminars, workshops, business training to develop a sense of
business management.
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Research Proposal Submitted to the College of Open and Distance Education and Distance learning in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Award of a Degree of Bachelor of Public Administration and Management of Kampala International
University
Keywords
Church, Management, Performance