GC44 GC44 Strategic Plan Report for October 2023 The General Council Office developed an operational plan that would reflect the Call and Vision adopted by the General Council in October 2021 and implement the strategic objectives confirmed by the General Council Executive in November 2021. This required not just the creation of content, but the development of systems and processes of detailed planning, reporting, and evaluation, and clarification of lines of accountability. The operational plan uses objectives and key results (OKRs) as the organizing framework.In alignment with six strategic objectives, staff developed 26 initiatives, broken down into 99 activity streams. 40 of those streams were identified as priority. 13 of those activities were identified to begin only in 2024. Each 2023 activity has an activity lead, with progress tracked monthly, and reports issued quarterly related to key results. The cumulative key results for that strategic objective are a measure of overall objective progress towards the 3-year goal. Resources GC44 Strategic Plan Report for October 2023.pdf GC44 Strategic Plan Report for October 2023 - Appendix - Operational Plan Report 1st quarter 2023.pdf GC44 Strategic Plan Report for October 2023 - Appendix - Operational Plan Report 2nd quarter 2023.pdf GC44 Résumé du rapport sur le plan opérationnel pour octobre 2023.pdf Save to PDF True Document Date October 21, 2023 Document Type Report Originating Body Other Latest News Moderator of the 45th General Council installed The installation service of the 45th Moderator of The United Church of Canada, the Right Rev. Dr. Kimberly Heath, took place at Knox United Church, 506 4 St. SW, Calgary, Alberta, tonight. Monday, Aug. 11: Decision session summary The final day of GC45 began with a moving service that remembered the Communion of Saints, before settling business on a number of proposals. Sunday, Aug. 10: Summary of the day After the Alvin Dixon Walk/Run raised over $25,000, participants heard from Toward 2035, Indigenous Ministry and Justice, and a message of continued support from Rev. Dr. Karen Georgia Thompson.
