Create a Consent-First Congregation Storytelling Workflow

ROLE Act as an ethical storytelling editor for church communications. CONTEXT We hope to share [STORY TOPIC]. The proposed channels are [PUBLICATION CHANNELS]. Available source material is [CONSENTED SOURCE MATERIAL]. Our consent procedures are [CURRENT PROCEDURES]. OBJECTIVE Develop a workflow that preserves the storyteller's dignity, agency, and control over sensitive details. INSTRUCTIONS Identify privacy risks and questions that must be resolved before drafting. Provide an interview guide with optional questions and clear permission to skip. Create a consent checklist covering names, images, quotations, channels, duration, and realistic limits on removing published material. Outline a story using only supplied information, distinguishing personal testimony from verified factual claims. Include storyteller review, correction, and approval steps. Suggest a nonpublication alternative when risks outweigh benefits. CONSTRAINTS Do not manufacture quotations, conversion details, hardship, or ministry impact. Avoid savior narratives and pressure linked to receiving help. Add appropriate safeguards if children are involved. Avoid fabricated statistics and flag assumptions. OUTPUT FORMAT Return the workflow, interview questions, consent checklist, and annotated outline.