# survey

shorttermstudy: NA
shorttermlead: NA
communityoutreach: NA
communitysuggestions: Neighborhood picnic
communicate: Sally Kuipers
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shorttermtopic:
Remembering the gospel even during Alzheimers. Second Forgetiing-based on the book by Dr. Benjamin Mast.  


shorttermstudy: NA
shorttermlead: NA
communityoutreach: NA
communitysuggestions: Other ways to reach out to people like the Christmas Tea.
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communicate:
I really liked the volunteer fair that we had a number of years ago where all of the volunteer opportunities were put out on tables with sign up sheets and people to explain each opportunity/area for helping.  That is how I got involved with a couple of things.  I seem to remember that it followed a sermon series on discerning your spiritual gifts and using your talents to serve God's kingdom.


shorttermstudy: NA
shorttermlead: NA
communityoutreach: NA
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smallgroup:
N/A already attend a small group. But here's an idea:
What would it look like to have small groups that are groups of people that live close in proximity to each other? (In the same neighborhood or close to the same neighborhood, so that you can easily invite others from the neighborhood into your small group for a potluck or get together.) That seems like the most logical way to bring people in.

shorttermtopic:
Normally I would be willing to facilitate, but because of young kids, I cannot do this. Topics: Sabbath rest...what does this look like; living counter-culture yet being relevant. 

communitysuggestions:
Not specifically. But reaching out more to LOCAL neighbors (close in proximity to church) would seem to make sense. Asking neighbors what they think about &quot;church&quot; and how we can love them better in the name of Christ. 

communicate:
In addition to outreach activities, somehow lighting a fire under people to seriously reach out to our neighbors (not only close to church, but close to where each member of the congregation lives). 


