Parish Profile Survey Request
Dear Members and Friends of Holy Trinity & St. Benedict Parish,
As you may already know, Holy Trinity and St. Benedict Parish has entered into a Rector Search Process. An important part of this process is the development of a Parish Profile that will describe who we are as a Parish and more importantly, where we are heading. Through the process of developing a Parish Profile, we as a congregation, will be doing a self-study to know who we are so that we may call a priest who is best matched to our congregation. In a sense, the creation of a parish profile is a “roadmap” to our future and once completed, we can then begin to identify the pastor and leader to help guide us to that future.
The Parish Profile Committee has met several times to deliberate on how best to accomplish this self-study and ultimately, the development our Parish Profile. As a committee, we have discussed what our task is, what our roles are, and have discussed guidelines on how to proceed. Now that the committee has determined the general parameters of this process, we urge your assistance and your input so that you all can decide the future direction of this parish.
The link below will take you to a brief questionnaire. Please take a few minutes to read the questions carefully and answer as honestly and as specifically as you can. We have also scheduled a Congregational Meeting immediately following the Sunday Service on July 13, 2008. In this meeting, we will update you on the status of the Search Process and answer questions you may have. Please mark this date on your calendar.
Thank you so much for your input.
From the Members of the HTSB Parish Profile Committee
Karla Bacayan, Max Batong, Harry Basingat, Tim Botengan, Christine Dagan, Gayle McKinney, Charlene Ocab, and Virginia Ramos.
Click this link to complete the Questionnaire/ Survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=E77CfAlCIZgH7D8pUKiKKQ_3d_3d
If you or members of your household prefer to fill out the questionnaire manually, click here for MS Word format of the questionnaire.
As you may already know, Holy Trinity and St. Benedict Parish has entered into a Rector Search Process. An important part of this process is the development of a Parish Profile that will describe who we are as a Parish and more importantly, where we are heading. Through the process of developing a Parish Profile, we as a congregation, will be doing a self-study to know who we are so that we may call a priest who is best matched to our congregation. In a sense, the creation of a parish profile is a “roadmap” to our future and once completed, we can then begin to identify the pastor and leader to help guide us to that future.
The Parish Profile Committee has met several times to deliberate on how best to accomplish this self-study and ultimately, the development our Parish Profile. As a committee, we have discussed what our task is, what our roles are, and have discussed guidelines on how to proceed. Now that the committee has determined the general parameters of this process, we urge your assistance and your input so that you all can decide the future direction of this parish.
The link below will take you to a brief questionnaire. Please take a few minutes to read the questions carefully and answer as honestly and as specifically as you can. We have also scheduled a Congregational Meeting immediately following the Sunday Service on July 13, 2008. In this meeting, we will update you on the status of the Search Process and answer questions you may have. Please mark this date on your calendar.
Thank you so much for your input.
From the Members of the HTSB Parish Profile Committee
Karla Bacayan, Max Batong, Harry Basingat, Tim Botengan, Christine Dagan, Gayle McKinney, Charlene Ocab, and Virginia Ramos.
Click this link to complete the Questionnaire/ Survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=E77CfAlCIZgH7D8pUKiKKQ_3d_3d
If you or members of your household prefer to fill out the questionnaire manually, click here for MS Word format of the questionnaire.
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