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You arrive at the CCF Sanctuary ready to worship the Lord. You are greeted by a warm smile from our usher volunteers and handed a CCF Chronicle. You either fold it up or tuck it among your belongings, promising to read it later. Do you? Please take the time to answer this poll. I will greatly appreciate it.
Do you attend worship service at Christ's Commission Fellowship?
Yes
No
Do you collect the CCF Chronicle handed to you by our ushers upon entering the Sanctuary?
Yes
No
How soon do you look at the CCF Chronicle after you receive it?
Immediately.
Sometime during the worship service.
After the worship service (at the car, at home, etc.).
I don't look at the CCF Chronicle.
Within the week, do you read the CCF Chronicle?
Yes, without fail.
When I remember to.
Only to glance at the Announcements, Job Posts, Schedules of Activites, and other information.
I don't read the CCF Chronicle.
Within the week, do you read the CCF Chronicle?
Yes, without fail.
When I remember to.
Only to glance at the Announcements, Job Posts, Schedules of Activites, and other information.
I don't read the CCF Chronicle.
Do you read the front page article in the Chronicle, which is often the summary of last Sunday's message?
Always.
Sometimes.
Rarely.
Never.
If you have ever read the CCF Chronicle articles, how would you rate, from one to ten with ten being the highest, the usefulness of the Message Summary to your Christian walk?
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If you read the Message Summary, how would you rate its readability? A grade of one means it's unreadable, while a grade of ten means it's a delight to read.
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Do you feel that the Message Summary perfectly captures the original message given by its respective Speaker/s? Please click as many as applies.
Somewhat off the mark.
I feel there were important points stressed by the Speaker/s that were omitted in the Summary.
I feel the person who wrote the summary must have inputted personal points that were not mentioned by the Speaker or are not in line with the overall, central message.
Missed by a mile. Did the person who wrote the Message Summary attend a different church?
Captured the essence and important points of the Speaker's message.
Bull's eye or near bull's eye! I always thought the Speaker himself wrote the summaries!
If you feel that the Message Summaries can be improved (and there are always areas for improvement), please feel free to comment and give suggestions.
This poll was created on 2008-12-18 06:09:05 by thespian3895