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Role of Women in the Church Family Ministry Model Analysis Write a 3-4 page (double-spaced) summary of the position of your church on women in ministry, including what is official, practiced and perceived. Rubric Code: EX77C4C By willanette Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Role of Women in the Church
	Attempted (N/A)	Acceptable (N/A)	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Preparation	Attempted Research shows little knowledge of the ministry site. No staff members interviewed. Additional Persons interviewed not an appropriate choice or not from different demographic groups Questions not prepared in advance	Acceptable Questions show some knowledge of the ministry Pastors only interviewed. No additional persons interviewed. Persons interviewed do not actively participate regularly in the ministry	Good Staff interviewed. Additional Persons interviewed appropriate Interview questions researched well and based on prior knowledge of the ministry	Excellent Staff interviewed Additional Persons interviewed extremely appropriate. Interview questions provide detail and include strategy to glean insights about women systems theory
Interview Questions	Attempted All questions asked are yes/no Questions were incomplete, or not designed to build on previous questions	Acceptable Some questions were open ended and designed to draw out answers Some questions are designed to build on other questions	Good Questions well developed to understand the ministry to multiple generations and women	Excellent Questions appropriate and details designed to really understand the philosophy behind women ministry
Evaluation of interview	Attempted One person interviewed at one ministry site No inclusion of the of women systems theory	Acceptable pastor or elder or staff of church interviewed. Women systems inappropriately applied	Good Staff and additional family units per church interviewed Different demographics represented Women Systems theory partially included	Excellent Staff and more than 1Family Units Interviewed Multigenerational, variety of demographics represented. Women systems theory applied
Documentation	Attempted No documentation or analysis included No suggestions or recommendations given Many misspellings or grammatical errors	Acceptable Some analysis of the ministry and its effectiveness provided Recommendations are inadequate or incomplete Several grammar and spelling errors	Good Analysis of the ministries are complete Suggestions and ideas for developing women ministry are clear and creative 3-5 spelling, grammar errors	Excellent Detailed analysis of the interviews and ministries are helpful to understanding the women ministry of the churches Suggestions are clear, helpful and innovative 1-2 spelling, grammar errors