Church Leaders and Staff Internet Risk Assessment
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| Is your leadership staff monitored and held accountable for their Internet use? | Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
| Is the well-being and stability of your church family protected from the damaging effects of a staff member viewing Internet pornography? | Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
| Has the leadership of the church discussed risk and liability issues relating to staff Internet use? | Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
| Is your leadership staff protected from harmful and addictive Internet content? If so what are you using? | Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
| Have you established a written Employee Internet Safety Use Policy? | Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
| Are your employees accountable for where they go while using the Internet? | Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
| Do you review Internet use activity with your staff? | Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
| Do you provide ongoing education of Internet danger and safety issues? | Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
| Have you provided your congregation with Internet Safety information and programs? | Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
| Have you considered a plan for anyone struggling with Internet pornography issues to come forward and receive help privately ? | Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
| Do you have a written procedure for restoration when a staff member is found to have an Internet addiction or a sin problem?
| Yes | No | Needs Attention | ______ |
There are many filters or blockers on the market today. Most are best suited for use in families with young children. For adults, Internet Accountability is superior to filtering and strengthens a person in responsible use of the Internet.
Fast facts about most filters:
- Filters do not block harmful websites 100% of the time.
- Filters block acceptable websites causing frustration.
- Filters can be bypassed or disabled fairly easily without anyone knowing it.
- Filters do not promote Accountability- in fact no one knows where the person has gone on the Internet or if they have attempted to bypass or disable the filter.
- Filters slow your computer down.
- Filters do not build a person's self-control, self-discipline, or personal accountability. Covenant Eyes Internet Accountability strengthens individuals regarding Internet use and helps a person to develop these virtues.
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Last updated: 2006-08-14
