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North American Missional Collaborations Survey

What do cooperation and partnership in mission look like among North Americans today? We need your input to help shape mission policy and practices! We are studying missional collaboration across all kinds of boundaries, including theological, organizational, cultural, ethnic, generational, geographical, and other differences that normally divide people. We hope to find many examples of North Americans cooperating and collaborating across boundaries, in the spirit of unity that Jesus shared with his followers.

Please fill out our survey about your personal involvement in partnerships, collaborations, and cooperation in mission. Use your experience to shape the future of mission in North America and beyond!

Documents to guide the process, including FAQs, the names of the Executive Committee, and background information, are posted at https://www.bu.edu/cgcm/imc/. Email cgcm@bu.edu for more information.

A. This first set of questions explores the missional collaborations, their history, the particular partnerships that organize their work, and their distinct mission. Please answer the questions to the best of your ability. If you do not know an answer, just skip the question and move on. (There are 11 questions in this section.)

1. What is the name of the missional collaboration in which you are involved? If the work in which you are involved does not have a formal name, please give a one-sentence description.

2. Who are the partners and stakeholders in this work?

3. How and when did the cooperation originate?

4. Who founded it?

5. Who are you trying to reach, and what are your goals in collaborating in mission?