FaithX–TryTank Episcopal Pulse Experiment Seeks 700 Respondents for Regular Mini-Survey

FaithX and Trytank
Posted Sep 20, 2021

The FaithX Project and TryTank Experimental Laboratory are seeking 700-volunteer respondents to take part in a proof-of-concept experiment for a proposed regular 2-minute mini-survey called “Episcopal Pulse.”

Respondents will answer brief, 1-2 question, regular mini-surveys, designed to quickly take the pulse of the Episcopal Church on a single issue relevant to the life of the denomination, its dioceses, and their congregations. The experiment would last 6-9 months.

The selection process will be designed to form a representative cross-section of the Episcopal Church. Respondents are expected to be associated with the Episcopal Church at the congregational, diocesan, or denominational level.

If you would like to partner with us in this important experiment, submit your application to be a respondent here: https://www.episcopalpulse.org/register-to-be-a-respondent/

For more information, contact the Rev. Ken Howard, experiment manager and executive director of FaithX at ken@faithx.net.

About TryTank: TryTank Experimental Laboratory is a lab for church growth and innovation. It is a joint project between Virginia Theological Seminary and the General Theological Seminary. TryTank offers inventive approaches to the challenges facing the Episcopal Church.

About FaithX: The FaithX Project is a non-profit, faith-based consulting, research, and resource development practice. We help congregations survive and thrive in turbulent times through data-grounded discernment about their own vitality and sustainability, and opportunities and challenges in the communities they serve, coupled with vision-guided experimentation. FaithX is currently working with TryTank on its Covid-19 – Episcopal 21 survey on the future of the Episcopal Church, is doing ground-breaking work on Mapping and Mitigating Systemic Racism with the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island and developing Congregational Vitality Assessment tools in partnership with the Episcopal Church Foundation, and worked with its affiliate Datastory to develop its MapDash for Faith Communities demographic analytic platform.