Strategy Alignment Audit
LCSM10 Strategic Direction Review
Minimum Investment: $2,150
This consulting engagement evaluates your church’s current strategy in comparison to its declared Values, Vision, and Mission.
Strategy is not activity.
Strategy is disciplined movement.
Many churches are busy.
Few are aligned.
This is not a strategic planning workshop.
This is an alignment audit.
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What This Engagement Examines:
• Whether current ministries reflect declared priorities
• Resource allocation consistency
• Staffing and volunteer deployment alignment
• Budget-to-mission coherence
• Short-term decisions versus long-term direction
• Reactive activity versus intentional movement
Strategy either advances Vision or dilutes it.
This engagement identifies which is occurring.
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Participation Includes:
• Senior Pastor
• One additional leader
• Up to three board members
Congregational participation may be added when strategic clarity requires broader perspective.
Structured surveys and operational review tools are provided.
All responses are confidential and professionally analyzed.
Additional participants may be included for $65 per person.
This includes survey access and full data analysis.
Process Overview:
The maximum allowable time for this process is thirty days.
• Strategic alignment surveys
• Budget and ministry structure review
• Leadership directional evaluation
• Professional data analysis
• Written Strategic Alignment Report
• Leadership corrective guidance session
Work is conducted primarily through a shared Google document, with scheduled clarification calls as needed. This is an email-based system.
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Deliverables:
At the conclusion of this audit, your church will possess:
• A written Strategic Alignment Report
• Identification of misalignment between activity and direction
• Clear documentation of strategic inefficiencies
• Prioritized corrective recommendations
• A defined next-step pathway toward disciplined execution
It is disciplined execution of Vision.
This engagement is intended for leadership teams ready to determine whether their current movement actually reflects their declared direction.
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