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Dear members and friends of St Peter's,
You are invited to complete a survey as part of the 2021 National Church Life Survey. The survey will ask you about your experiences of our congregation, your thoughts about our ministries and activities, as well as your personal spiritual beliefs or religious practices. The results of the survey will help our congregation to assess our church health, understand our strengths and build directions for the future. Please consider partaking in the survey, as what you share is valuable and important to assist the congregation in the future. Your answers are anonymous and confidential. The information you provide is submitted to NCLS. Please click on the relevant following survey and enter this unique code for St Peter's: LA600301 Attender survey (15 years and older) Child survey (8 to 14 years) Community survey (non-regular attendees) The survey period is open until Sunday 27 February. If you would prefer paper copies, these will be available over the next few weeks at St Peter's. You are also able to collect a paper copy for anyone who can't complete the survey online. Please feel welcome to reply to this email if you have any questions. Blessings for your week ahead, Harrison Steicke Office Secretary at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Hobart. Comments are closed.
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Mon - Fri (School Term) Postal AddressPO Box 279 Rosny Park, Tasmania 7018
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The Lutheran Church of Australia acknowledges that our loving Creator God first gave the land on which we are placed, to the peoples of the First Nations who have walked and cared for this land since before recorded time. We thank God for the land’s Traditional Custodians and pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging as we travel this journey of reconciliation in Australia.