DEVELOPMENT OF MONASTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR ENCOURAGING MERIT MAKING IN MONASTERY ON SUNDAY IN THE SANGHA ADMINISTRATION REGION 1
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System Development Management Sunday Merit Making Monastery.Abstract
The objectives of this research were 1) to develop Monastery management system to encourage people to make merit in monastery on Sunday in the Sangha Administration region 1, 2) to implement the Monastery management system, and 3) to evaluate the experiment of applying and to improve the Monastery management system. The research methodology was divided into 3 steps as follows: 1) the development of Monastery management system; 2) the implementation of the Monastery management system; 3) the assessment and improvement of the Monastery management system.
Findings were that the Monastery management system to encourage people to make merit in monastery on Sunday in the first region had four elements consisting of: 1) Input the policy of Monastery management, personnel, religious activities, places of worship, religious objects, religious teachings, budget, activity plan and activity schedules, 2) process was the performance on duties of the personnel, and arranging activities through the bases of meritorious action and the Monastery management on participation, 3) outputs shown the increasing number of worshipers, more satisfaction of going to a Monastery on Sunday and more understanding about Dharma lecture that the worshipers could apply the principles of Buddhism to solve problems in everyday life, and 4) feedback was the evaluation of the outputs for the consideration to improve the inputs and the process to ensure the better outputs. As for the assessment, all four elements of management system met criteria. To conclude, the development results would lead to a suitable Monastery management system for the Monastery in the first region.
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