Holy Clarity: The Practice of Planning and Evaluation
Evaluation is about honesty and hope. We Christians are called to be honest enough to face the world as it really is, yet we remain hopeful because God's love stands stronger than anything we might discover in the world. I recommendHoly Clarityto churches that long for honest hope. --Scott Cormode - Hugh De Pree Assoc. Professor of Leadership Development, Fuller Theological Seminary<br /><br />For all of us struggling to meet the demands of assessment and evaluation in our communities and institutions, Sarah Drummond brings holy clarity. She invites us to see evaluation not as an unwelcome import from 'the business world' but as a practice of faith. Seeking clarity of purpose through our evaluations, Drummond argues, we draw near to God's own purposes. This is essential reading for all who seek clarity, truth, and vision in their work. --Stephanie Paulsell - Houghton Professor of the Practice of Ministry Studies, Harvard Divinity SchoolEvaluation is about honesty and hope. We Christians are called to be honest enough to face the world as it really is, yet we remain hopeful because God's love stands stronger than anything we might discover in the world. I recommendHoly Clarityto churches that long for honest hope. --Scott Cormode - Hugh De Pree Assoc. Professor of Leadership Development, Fuller Theological Seminary