Belief, Faith and Religion In Harrow

Faith, belief, and community mean something different to everyone. We’d love to hear what it means to you.

This quick survey is a chance to share your experiences of faith, wellbeing, and community life in Harrow.

Whether you’re deeply involved, just curious, or somewhere in between, your voice matters.

By taking part, you’ll help highlight the amazing things happening in local faith communities and shape ideas for making Harrow an even more welcoming and supportive place for all.

It only takes a few minutes, and your answers will stay anonymous.

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* 1. What does your faith mean to you?

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* 2. How important is religious faith in shaping how you live your daily life?

Not at all important

Not so important

Somewhat important

Very important

Extremely important

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* 3. Everyone might experience a community differently. In the following questions, rate the extent to which they describe your experience with the current faith community you attend. People in my community…

	Never	Rarely	Occasionally	Often	Always
help others with their questions and struggles.	help others with their questions and struggles. Never	help others with their questions and struggles. Rarely	help others with their questions and struggles. Occasionally	help others with their questions and struggles. Often	help others with their questions and struggles. Always
seek opportunities to help each other spiritually.	seek opportunities to help each other spiritually. Never	seek opportunities to help each other spiritually. Rarely	seek opportunities to help each other spiritually. Occasionally	seek opportunities to help each other spiritually. Often	seek opportunities to help each other spiritually. Always
talk with other people about their faith.	talk with other people about their faith. Never	talk with other people about their faith. Rarely	talk with other people about their faith. Occasionally	talk with other people about their faith. Often	talk with other people about their faith. Always
have a real sense of mission and purpose	have a real sense of mission and purpose Never	have a real sense of mission and purpose Rarely	have a real sense of mission and purpose Occasionally	have a real sense of mission and purpose Often	have a real sense of mission and purpose Always
feel a sense of responsibility for reducing pain and suffering in the world.	feel a sense of responsibility for reducing pain and suffering in the world. Never	feel a sense of responsibility for reducing pain and suffering in the world. Rarely	feel a sense of responsibility for reducing pain and suffering in the world. Occasionally	feel a sense of responsibility for reducing pain and suffering in the world. Often	feel a sense of responsibility for reducing pain and suffering in the world. Always
give significant portions of time and money to help other people.	give significant portions of time and money to help other people. Never	give significant portions of time and money to help other people. Rarely	give significant portions of time and money to help other people. Occasionally	give significant portions of time and money to help other people. Often	give significant portions of time and money to help other people. Always
care a great deal about reducing poverty in my country and throughout the world.	care a great deal about reducing poverty in my country and throughout the world. Never	care a great deal about reducing poverty in my country and throughout the world. Rarely	care a great deal about reducing poverty in my country and throughout the world. Occasionally	care a great deal about reducing poverty in my country and throughout the world. Often	care a great deal about reducing poverty in my country and throughout the world. Always
apply their faith to political and social issues.	apply their faith to political and social issues. Never	apply their faith to political and social issues. Rarely	apply their faith to political and social issues. Occasionally	apply their faith to political and social issues. Often	apply their faith to political and social issues. Always

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* 4. Thinking about your community, how often do you see these values lived out?

	Never	Rarely	Occasionally	Often	Always
Love	Love Never	Love Rarely	Love Occasionally	Love Often	Love Always
Joy	Joy Never	Joy Rarely	Joy Occasionally	Joy Often	Joy Always
Peace	Peace Never	Peace Rarely	Peace Occasionally	Peace Often	Peace Always
Patience	Patience Never	Patience Rarely	Patience Occasionally	Patience Often	Patience Always
Kindness	Kindness Never	Kindness Rarely	Kindness Occasionally	Kindness Often	Kindness Always
Goodness	Goodness Never	Goodness Rarely	Goodness Occasionally	Goodness Often	Goodness Always
Faithfulness	Faithfulness Never	Faithfulness Rarely	Faithfulness Occasionally	Faithfulness Often	Faithfulness Always
Gentleness	Gentleness Never	Gentleness Rarely	Gentleness Occasionally	Gentleness Often	Gentleness Always
Friendship	Friendship Never	Friendship Rarely	Friendship Occasionally	Friendship Often	Friendship Always

Belief, Faith and Religion In Harrow

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* 1. What does your faith mean to you?

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* 2. How important is religious faith in shaping how you live your daily life?

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* 3. Everyone might experience a community differently. In the following questions, rate the extent to which they describe your experience with the current faith community you attend. People in my community…

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* 4. Thinking about your community, how often do you see these values lived out?

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* 5. How does your faith affect your health and wellbeing?

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* 6. What faith(/s) community do you identify with?

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* 7. What local faith institutions do you attend? And what makes them special?

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* 8. How do faith insitutions, support members during times of crisis