Start with the good part. There are no wrong answers here, and nothing you pick commits you to anything.
Honest is more useful than impressive. Everything here is a starting line, not a grade.
Just frequency, no judgment. This is where the biggest easy wins usually hide.
Most people have tried something. What stopped it is one of the most useful things you can tell me.
This decides when and where things happen. Pick what is real, not what sounds good.
This is the heart of the survey. I genuinely do not know yet whether people want a coach, a partner, a teacher, a cheerleader, or to be left alone with a plan. Tell me.
I am figuring out my own role too. Be direct.
I want the tracking part to take seconds, not minutes, and to fit the phone you already have.
These are reasons people commonly give. How true is each one for you?
Two quick 1-to-10 questions and a few about commitment. Honest numbers help more than high ones.
I am not a doctor and will never give medical advice. These are the standard questions used before any activity program. They are optional, they never exclude anyone, and they only help me make activities safe for every body in the room.
Last part. Name and phone are optional. If you leave them blank, your answers are anonymous.
By sending, you agree that the program leader may use your answers to plan this effort. Nothing is shared with the congregation.
Your answers save on this phone as you go, so you can close this and come back.