Are our people growing, and are the things we run actually meeting a need?
318
In a Bible study or discipleship class
▲ 24 vs last quarter · 53% of partners
62%
In a Missional Community
▲ 8 pts · goal 75%
41%
Serving on a ministry team
▲ 5 pts · goal 60%
38%
Regularly sharing their faith
▲ 3 pts · scored 4–5 on Missional
Discipleship Map balance — Reach · Build · Release
Growth across the seven core values (the Build branch)
Self-assessed maturity index
Average of the 1–5 scale answers, scaled 0–100
Top prescribed action steps this quarter
What partners are being pointed toward
Are the things we run meeting a need?
Offered vs. taken
A low take-rate is the signal to reassess an offering — not to run it harder.
Where demand outruns supply
Steps we're prescribing faster than we can offer them.
Signals worth a pastoral conversation
31
Partners show a deficit but haven't started a step in 90 days
18
Scored themselves lower than last year across three or more values
46
Ready to be released — aspiring to a leadership role
Data source health
Planning Center sync is partial. Attendance for 6 of 14 Missional Communities isn't being recorded yet — those metrics are estimated. Turn on group check-ins in People → Integrations to make the Meaningfully Connected numbers reliable.
487
Assessments completed
▲ 81% of everyone who started finished
344
Opened the app this month
▲ 57% of partners
24%
Came back for a second assessment
The number to watch — repeat use is the whole idea
4m 12s
Median time to complete
Short enough to finish in one sitting
From invite to action
Engagement funnel
Every stage between the weekly email and a step actually taken.
Where partners drop off
Still answering, question by question.
The free-response question costs you 15%. “What helps or hinders you…” is where people quit. Consider making it optional, or offering multiple-choice with an “other” box.
How partners are getting in
Entry point
Where the assessment gets opened from.
Campaign performance
Sermon follow-ups outperform the standalone annual send.
These are Jason's Gospel Partner Assessment questions. Each is tagged to a branch (and a core value under Build), has an answer type, and can be shown conditionally with a dependency — the piece the paper version can't do (“only ask the budget question if they said money feels tight”).
| Question | Branch / value | Type | Dependency |
|---|
Action steps come straight from the assessment's “Application Ideas.” Each has a tier (Basic / Intermediate / Advanced), a type (Personal Practice · Sign Up · Connect), an optional Church Center link or QR, and attaches to one-or-many questions.
| Action step | Core value | Tier | Type | Link |
|---|
A campaign pushes an assessment to partners — tied to a sermon, delivered in the weekly email, re-issued on a schedule so the same person gets a fresh, non-repetitive assessment.
Planning Center integration
The internal database reads from Planning Center Online — people, groups, registrations, and Church Center forms (Spiritual Gifts Assessment, Care Volunteer Survey, Explore). The external partner experience never writes back to PCO. Reliable metrics depend on group check-ins being recorded — this is where you'd turn on the leader check-in flow and map Church Center registrations to action steps.
Settings
Organization & branding, AI model tier for the partner app, weekly-email schedule, and admin roles.