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Mentored Ministry Preaching Feedback Form
Acadia Divinity College
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Mentored Ministry Preaching Feedback Form
Mentored Ministry Preaching Feedback Form
Student Name
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First
Last
Church Name
(Required)
Date of Sermon
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MM slash DD slash YYYY
Title of Sermon
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Who is filling out this form? (Check one)
(Required)
Pastoral Mentor
Congregational Mentor
Student
Your Email
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Date of Debrief
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MM slash DD slash YYYY
Mentored Ministry Year/Term (Check one)
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Year 1, Term 1
Year 1, Term 2
Year 2, Term 1
Year 2, Term 2
Focused Feedback on Preaching Progress
Use the scale below to evaluate the student's competency in each area or amount of progress for skill development. If not applicable, skip the line.
Very Poor, Far Below Requirements, or Minimal Development
Poor, Below Requirements, or Partial Development
Average, Meets Requirements, or Typical/Usual Development
Good, Above Average Requirements, Substantial Development
Excellent, Far Above Requirements, or Exceptional Development (beyond normal expectations for a student).
This process for progress is similar to the
Dreyfus Model of Skill Acquisition
moving from novice to advanced beginner to competent to proficient to expert, with expertise more about excellence and maturity than mastery in ministry.
Feedback
1. The sermon clearly explained the meaning of the Scripture text.
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2. The beginning caught the interest of the congregation to keep listening.
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3. The sermon flowed well, with clear movement that was easy to follow.
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4. The illustrations were appropriate to the sermon and context.
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5. The conclusion was effective.
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6. The sermon inspired people to walk more faithfully with Jesus.
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7. The sermon motivated people to a stronger, deeper Christian faith.
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8. The sermon helped us to more deeply experience God through the Spirit.
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9. The preacher had appropriate vocal variety (volume, pace, pitch, etc.)
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10. The sermon communicated a message to people of diverse backgrounds.
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11. The sermon was an appropriate length for the audience and occasion.
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12. The preacher connected well with the audience.
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13. What might the preacher have done to connect more effectively with the congregation?
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14. What is your feedback about non-verbal communication such as eye contact, facial expression, gestures, posture, appearance, and movement?
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15. What would you say was the main theme, big idea, or unifying focus of the sermon?
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16. What did you most appreciate about the sermon?
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17. What are your three most important suggestions for improvement?
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18. What additional comments about the preacher or about the sermon can you provide?
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