OPJ Survey

NYYM Outreach Practitioners' Circle
Building A Visibility Strategy For Our Meeting

Dear Members & Attenders,
The outreach, peace and justice committee is tasked with reaching out to the community (both our Quaker community and the wider Chatham community) and we’d like to get your “spirited thoughts” on a few questions about how we can increase our outreach.

If you’re willing, please fill out one or more responses below.

Thank you in advance for your time and consideration,

Warm Regards,
Bob Elmendorf, Ann Rommel,
Co-Clerk OPJ Co-Clerk OPJ

Strengths

1. What Are The Strengths Of Our Meeting From An Organizational Perspective? (for example: first day school, leadership in committees, meetinghouse, or ongoing programs.) *

2. What are the gifts of my meeting that I experience personally? (for example: welcoming, inclusive, spiritually nurturing, social action, caring community, and quality of worship) *

Challenges

1. What Challenges Does Our Meeting Face? (for example: location, resources, diversity, etc.) *

2. Are there trends in our community that could reduce our visibility or impact? *

3. What limits our outreach to the community and seekers? *

Opportunities

How could the strengths of our meeting fit with the interests and needs of the community and seekers? *

2. Are there particular groups or types of people that the strengths of our meeting would appeal to? *

3. What is the greatest hope of our meetings outreach efforts? *

Possible Messages

1. What are 2-3 positive things that I would like to communicate about our meeting – and that would be of interest to our community and seekers? *

2. What one sentence can I say now about our meeting that is true, genuine, and speaks to a need in our community and/or world? *

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NYYM Outreach Practitioners' CircleBuilding A Visibility Strategy For Our Meeting

Strengths

Challenges

Opportunities

​Possible Messages

NYYM Outreach Practitioners' Circle
Building A Visibility Strategy For Our Meeting

Possible Messages