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The purpose of this study was to investigate church leaders’ perceptions of motivational  factors for a sports ministry in churches in Pretoria. A survey questionnaire was developed  by the researchers to investigate the above perceptions. The survey consisted of demographic  questions and perception questions using a structured and a semi-structured questionnaire.  The results of the survey were assessed by calculating the significance of each motivational  factor for a sports ministry in the church, as perceived by the respondents. Participants  were recruited from 32 church leaders from a wide variety of denominational and cultural  backgrounds in Pretoria. Results showed that a sports ministry could assist the church in  evangelism and fulfilling the Great Commission. Over 95% of all respondents agreed that  a sports ministry would have a positive impact on evangelism. The results of the survey  showed that the participants from the churches in Pretoria are supportive of a sports ministry  as a general strategy to help churches to promote evangelism and outreach, to cross cultural  barriers, to keep in touch with society and to provide a place for teaching life skills and develop  leaders

Motivational factors for a sports ministry: A case study of churches in Pretoria