feasibility

/fee-zuh-bil-i-tee/

noun

1. the possibility, capability, or likelihood of something being done or accomplished (often used attributively)

Click here to view the Tentative Case Statement

Discernment Study:

Members of Christ’s Church were invited to participate in small group conversations to discuss the meaning of church in their lives - what they love, what gives them joy, what could be improved and where they see Christ’s church in the future. Ten meetings were offered at different locations from June through August of 2021, each led by a facilitator, a scribe, and a common agenda. About 75 members participated. Leadership believes that there was a thorough representation of the church’s constituencies by the 75 participants. All the comments from the meetings were compiled and sorted by themes/values.

• Music

• Outreach

• Welcoming and Fellowship

• Youth

• Buildings and Grounds

• Staffing

Using the results of these conversations, the Vestry and Staff came up with lists of potential capital campaign projects and estimated costs. These results have been translated into a Case Study which outlines the current needs of our parish and the proposed fundraising that would be associated with meeting those needs. In the month of February, this case study will be emailed to all parishioners along with an online questionnaire. We ask that parishioners check their emails and please spend some time answering the questionnaire. A few parishioners will also be interviewed by our Capital Campaign Consultant Leslie Pendleton who will compile the results from the questionnaires and interviews into a report. This Feasibility Study Report will be presented to the congregation (in person if possible) and will provide important information to the leadership who will make the final decisions about moving forward with a capital campaign.