CAN goals/issues: which of these should be our top PRIORITIES

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Prioritizing CAN Goals: Your Voice Matters!

Join us in shaping the future of the CAN community by sharing your thoughts on our goals and priorities. Your insights are vital to ensuring that we focus on the issues that matter most to our members.

Please take a moment to rate each potential goal or issue and select activities you would like to commit to. Together, we can create a more inclusive and engaging community.

Evaluate CAN's priorities
Commit to community engagement activities
Shape the future of our programs

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The first question asks you to rate EACH potential goal or issue. Please select one response for each goal or issue, based on whether you think it should be a priority for CAN at this time.

Note: "Don't support" does NOT mean you don't support the goal/issue, only that you don't support it being a priority for CAN at this time. Similarly for "Oppose" - this means you oppose making it a priority for CAN.

The first question asks you to rate EACH potential goal or issue. Please select one response for each goal or issue, based on whether you think it should be a priority for CAN at this time.

Goals and Issues - what should be CAN's priorities?

	Top priority	Support	Don't support	Opposed
CAN Community Support / Ministry: existing programs with residents on high rise estate and others marginalised
CAN Community Support: Develop programs to better suit the needs of the community
Climate change and sustainability
Relate more strongly to University of Melbourne, Uni of Divinity and other nearby Unis
International students / cultural diversity / live up to our name “Church of All Nations”
Creating closer links/integration between congregation and Community Support
Develop pastoral care for congregation, staff and clients of Community support
Develop the concept of CAN as a “Learning Community”
Expand potential missional use of our property resources
Grappling with the challenges and opportunities of the outreach building
Further developing ecumenical relations and projects
Further developing interfaith relations and projects
Further developing links with other inner city UCA congregations (eg Fairfield, Wesley, St Michael’s, Mark the Evangelist (Hotham Mission), Richmond
Furthering links with the Arts community
Homelessness
Keeping worship engaging
Ministry with families and children at CAN
Nurture faith of members of congregation
Reconciliation and developing just relationships with First Nations people.
Refugees

The next question asks what activities/projects YOU could commit time and energy to. Please choose up to 5 of them.

If you are already involved in some of these, and wish to continue, please include them in your 1-5 selections.

If you are actively involved in other congregational tasks (e.g. Church Council, committees, worship tasks) that are not listed here, please take these commitments into account when nominating up to 5 of the activities on the list.

The next question asks what activities/projects YOU could commit time and energy to. Please choose up to 5 of them.

If you are already involved in some of these, and wish to continue, please include them in your 1-5 selections.

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