«Music Mission Statement» project – we’d love to hear your feedback
As part of the «Leitbild Musik» initiative, we have been using an online survey for the past few weeks to gather feedback from a broad and carefully selected group of people on how worship is experienced in our church services. Now we’d like to hear from you!
The responses received so far have already provided us with valuable insights. We would now like to tailor the survey specifically to the Open up the whole community, so that as many different perspectives, age groups and personal views as possible can be taken into account in the evaluation.
The more people who attend regularly, the better we can identify which comments recur across several church services and where there are differing perceptions. In this way, over time, we can build up as broad and meaningful a picture as possible.
Yet there are there’s no right or wrong. We’d like to hear about your personal experience of the worship – regardless of whether you have any musical experience or not.
The survey only takes about 3–5 minutes and is anonymous. The questions cover, amongst other things, volume, the clarity of the voices, the audibility of the instruments, singing along and the structure of the worship. There is also space for personal observations and feedback.
Even if you don’t complete the survey on Sunday itself, your feedback is still valuable. You can easily submit it a few days later. This survey covers the church services from next Sunday, 13 September, up to and including Sunday, 4 October, recorded.
Thank you very much for taking a moment to do this. Any feedback helps us to develop our worship together, building on the best possible foundation.
If you’d like to find out more about the «Music Mission Statement», please feel free to read the following blog post:
«Music mission statement» project - insight into the current status
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