Parish Questionnaires Due Sunday, February 24

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Please remember to submit your parish questionnaire by this Sunday, February 24th. Your participation in the survey is crucial to our self-study process. We are gathering this information in order to create a thorough and accurate parish profile. The parish profile will describe who we are as a parish, and will be used by prospective rector candidates to discern for themselves if Ascension is the right place for them.

We cannot do this important work without your help, so please take some time this week to fill out the questionnaire online. Your responses are entirely anonymous and confidential.

Click here for the link to the online questionnaire .

Paper copies are also available in the Parish Hall and in the Narthex of the church and can be left in the drop boxes provided.

With thanks for your support and participation,

The Search Committee
Meredith Ward (Chair), Eve Beglarian, Barbara Burns, Peter Clark, Janet Fisher, Ned Fitch, Sirkka Kyle, Jennifer LeMaigre, Ethan Mandel

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