Assemblies of God — Confidential — Becomes part of the employee's personnel file upon completion
Review Type:
A. Employee Self-Assessment
To be completed by the employee prior to the review meeting and shared with the supervisor. The supervisor should read and consider this assessment before completing Sections B–E.
B. Performance Assessment
Based on the employee's self-assessment, the competency ratings below, and your direct observations, provide an overall narrative assessment.
Areas of exceptional performance (provide specific examples):
Areas needing more attention or improvement (provide specific examples):
Readiness for increased responsibility: What additional training or support is needed?
Rating Scale:
5 – Exceptional: Consistently superior; significantly exceeds requirements4 – Highly Effective: Frequently exceeds requirements3 – Proficient: Consistently meets requirements2 – Inconsistent: Meets some but not all requirements1 – Unsatisfactory: Consistently fails to meet minimum requirementsN/A: New to role or not applicable
C. Core Performance Competencies — All Employees
Competency
5
4
3
2
1
N/A
Skill and proficiency in carrying out assignments
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Knowledge and skills required to perform the job competently
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Planning, organizing, and prioritizing workload
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Accountability; sees tasks through to completion on time
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Improves work methods and procedures for greater efficiency
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Communicates effectively with supervisor, peers, and those served
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Works effectively across differences (cultural, generational, etc.)
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Works independently when appropriate
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Works cooperatively with supervision and as part of a team
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Willingness to take on additional responsibilities
Budget: Aligns spending decisions with organizational priorities and values
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Budget: Proactively communicates budget variances or concerns to leadership
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E. Ministry & Pastoral Competencies — Ordained Ministers / Pastors
Complete this section in addition to Sections C and D for all ordained ministers and pastors. Competencies reflect the Assemblies of God's emphasis on Spirit-empowered ministry, evangelism, church growth, and discipleship.
E1. Ministry Development
Competency
5
4
3
2
1
N/A
Casts and communicates a clear, Spirit-led vision for their ministry area
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Sets measurable ministry goals and evaluates progress toward them
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Actively pursues evangelism and the reaching of the lost within their ministry context
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Grows ministry reach, participation, or impact within their area of responsibility
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Develops and sustains effective programs, initiatives, or ministries
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Collaborates effectively with other ministry areas and church leadership
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Shepherds and provides pastoral care for congregation members and those they serve
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E2. Discipleship of Team Members
Competency
5
4
3
2
1
N/A
Intentionally invests in the spiritual growth of team members and volunteers
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Identifies and develops emerging leaders from within the team or congregation
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Provides mentoring, coaching, or spiritual direction to team members
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Models a discipleship culture through personal example and practice
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Equips volunteers and staff to serve effectively within their calling
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E3. Personal & Spiritual Development
Reflects the AG's commitment to Spirit-filled living, personal holiness, and ongoing growth in calling and character.
Competency
5
4
3
2
1
N/A
Maintains a consistent, intentional personal spiritual life (prayer, Scripture, worship, and Spirit-empowered living)
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Pursues ongoing theological and professional development (AG resources, conferences, courses, reading)
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Demonstrates emotional health and resilience in the demands of ministry
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Maintains healthy personal rhythms — Sabbath, rest, family, and boundaries in ministry
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Lives and leads with integrity consistent with AG doctrinal standards and ministerial ethics
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Actively participates in peer accountability, ministerial fellowship, or pastoral community
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E4. Ministry Narrative Assessment
Describe the most significant ministry impact or growth in this pastor's area over the past year:
How effectively is this pastor reaching the lost and advancing evangelism in their ministry context?
How effectively is this pastor discipling the next generation of leaders? Provide specific examples:
What is your assessment of this pastor's spiritual health and personal development this year?
What areas of ministry calling or gifting should be further cultivated or developed?
F. Goal Setting & Development Planning
Performance goals for the coming year:
How do these goals align with departmental / church-wide goals?
Development goals for the coming year:
Ministry vision goals for the coming year (growth, outreach, or discipleship targets):
How will you provide guidance and support for the employee to accomplish their goals this year?
G. Employee Comments (Optional)
The employee may respond to any part of this review below.
H. Signatures
Signatures acknowledge that the employee has received and discussed this review. This document becomes part of the employee's personnel file.