ABSTRACT

This case study aims to investigate whether the administration in the context of the First Baptist Church in Jaciara / MT positively fulfills its organizational vocation a managerial approach, since the Church is at the same time, organization and agency. Where it acts as a body to its existence resides activity: the spiritual sphere, evangelizing and proclaiming the kingdom of God that is their raison d'etre; and as an organization develops its secondary actions with respect to the structure that allows it to be seen as an integrated institution for the third sector and social acting economically speaking.

How organizing the First Baptist Church of Jaciara have some formal compositions and characteristics: It is a duly constructed social entity legally and with charitable and welfare purposes, possessing an administrative organizational system, subject to human laws and authorities and is regulated by a statute social, this post through linked records will try to understand a little about how the form of administration and organization functions as well as power relations around the jaciarense Baptist church governance.

Looking better understand this duality - organism and organization, I discuss the concept of Ecclesiastical Management, with the sub -tema Ecclesiastical Administration of the First Baptist Church in Jaciara - where the fruit has developed this case study activities - displaying its characteristics, such as example, foundation, government type, total employees, some activities, location and organization chart.

The surveys were conducted via documentation, internet, newspapers and witness statements. The analyzes that make this case study are theoretical frameworks that attempt to conceptualize and classify the Church Administration and Management, with papers published on the subject with authors such as Eliel and Gaby Gaby Wagner, Peter F. Drucker, LorinWoolfe, IdalbertoChiavenato, Luiz RogérioNogueira, Joshua Campanhã, Nemuel Kessler and Samuel Hall to establish the purpose of managing this important segment of the third sector, as has proved ecclesiastical institutions.

Keywords: Management. Ecclesiastical.Society.