Free Culture Diagnostic

How healthy is
your church
culture, really?

In 5 minutes, this diagnostic will reveal what's working, what's quietly eroding your mission, and where to focus first.

15 questions
5 categories
Instant results

What we're measuring

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Vision Clarity

Do your teams share a north star?

🤝

Team Unity

One body, or competing islands?

🔒

Trust & Candour

What's said in meetings vs. hallways?

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Leadership Clarity

Who owns what, and does everyone know it?

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Staff Wellbeing

Are your best people staying — or leaving?

Section 1 of 5

Category 01 — Vision Clarity

Where is your church going?
Does everyone know?

3 questions · Rate how true each statement feels for your team right now

Our staff team could each articulate our church's mission and direction in the same way, without being coached to do so.

Not at all Absolutely

When new staff or volunteers join, they absorb our culture naturally — we don't have to constantly re-explain who we are.

Not at all Absolutely

Our vision feels alive and relevant today — not something written five years ago that nobody refers to.

Not at all Absolutely

Category 02 — Team Unity

One body, or
competing islands?

3 questions · Rate how true each statement feels for your team right now

Our ministry departments genuinely celebrate each other's wins — there's no sense of competition over budget, volunteers, or recognition.

Not at all Absolutely

When a major initiative comes up, staff from different ministries rally together naturally — there's an "all hands" spirit, not a "not my job" response.

Not at all Absolutely

Staff from different ministry areas genuinely know and care about each other — our team feels like a family, not a collection of departments.

Not at all Absolutely

Category 03 — Trust & Candour

What's really being
said in the hallways?

3 questions · Rate how true each statement feels for your team right now

Staff feel genuinely safe to raise concerns, disagree with leadership, or name a problem — without fear of consequence or being seen as difficult.

Not at all Absolutely

What people say in staff meetings reflects what they actually think — there's no pattern of agreement in the room and frustration in the car park.

Not at all Absolutely

Feedback flows in both directions — leaders actively seek input and respond well to it, not just hand it down.

Not at all Absolutely

Category 04 — Leadership Clarity

Does everyone know
who owns what?

3 questions · Rate how true each statement feels for your team right now

Every staff member knows clearly what they're responsible for — there's minimal overlap, confusion, or "who should handle this?" moments.

Not at all Absolutely

Decisions get made at the right level — senior leaders aren't bottlenecks, and staff aren't left waiting for approval on things they should own.

Not at all Absolutely

Our leaders are actively developing others — not just managing tasks, but investing in the next generation of leadership capacity.

Not at all Absolutely

Category 05 — Staff Wellbeing

Are your best people
staying or leaving?

3 questions · Rate how true each statement feels for your team right now

Our staff genuinely feel seen, supported, and cared for as people — not just as ministry resources.

Not at all Absolutely

Burnout is not the norm here — our pace and expectations are sustainable, and our leaders model healthy rhythms of rest and work.

Not at all Absolutely

Our best people are staying and growing here — we don't have a quiet attrition problem where our strongest staff quietly drift away.

Not at all Absolutely
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What this means for your mission

Your biggest opportunities

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your church deserves?

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