*1.What is your Name    

(Note: We ask this to ensure that there are no duplicate submissions. NO identifying data will be shared with parish leadership.)(Required.)

*2.What Parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Central PA do you attend?

Name and Location (ex. St. Andrew's, Tioga)(Required.)

*3.Are your lay or ordained?(Required.)

Lay

Ordained

*4.What Anglican Identity Values are most important to your parish?

Choose up to three (3) values 

For more information about Anglican Identity, please view our Shaped by Faith Webinar by clicking here.(Required.)

Aesthetic: Exploring beauty and the senses as a doorway to God

Ambiguous: Comfortable with Complexity

Biblical: Encountering & feeding on the Bible in worship, study and prayer

Communal: Community Focused (prayer, action, study, fellowship, decision making)

Comprehensive: Living richly and prayerfully in the tensions between apparent opposites

Historical: Learning from and drawing on the Church’s history & heritage

Incarnational: Embracing an earthly, enfleshed practice

Intuitive: Relishing poetry, art, metaphor and symbol

Liturgical: Valuing ordered, ritualized expressions of worship

Moderate: Living a healthy, balanced life with God, self & others

Mystical: Embracing spiritual life as a journey with God while giving ourselves over to joy and wonder

Naturalistic: Experiencing and Protecting God’s Creation

Open-Minded: Loving questions/helping others love questions about God, spiritual life and life itself

Pastoral: Finding relationships to God through relationship with people

Political: Enacting God’s compassion, peace and justice in the world

Sacramental: God grace is experienced in tangible ways

5.Optional: Please elaborate on your answers above.

*6.What Anglican Identity Values are least important to your parish?

Choose up to three (3) values

For more information about Anglican Identity, please view our Shaped by Faith Webinar by clicking here.
(Required.)

Aesthetic: Exploring beauty and the senses as a doorway to God

Ambiguous: Comfortable with Complexity

Biblical: Encountering & feeding on the Bible in worship, study and prayer

Communal: Community Focused (prayer, action, study, fellowship, decision making)

Comprehensive: Living richly and prayerfully in the tensions between apparent opposites

Historical: Learning from and drawing on the Church’s history & heritage

Incarnational: Embracing an earthly, enfleshed practice

Intuitive: Relishing poetry, art, metaphor and symbol

Liturgical: Valuing ordered, ritualized expressions of worship

Moderate: Living a healthy, balanced life with God, self & others

Mystical: Embracing spiritual life as a journey with God while giving ourselves over to joy and wonder

Naturalistic: Experiencing and Protecting God’s Creation

Open-Minded: Loving questions/helping others love questions about God, spiritual life and life itself

Pastoral: Finding relationships to God through relationship with people

Political: Enacting God’s compassion, peace and justice in the world

Sacramental: God grace is experienced in tangible ways

7.Optional: Please elaborate on your answers above.