Feedback Form
Thank you for taking the time to review the Draft Liturgies of the Global Methodist Church. Liturgy shapes how we worship, pray, and live as followers of Jesus Christ. These drafts seek to reflect Scripture, our Wesleyan heritage, and the theological commitments of The Global Methodist Church while serving the diverse contexts of our global church. We invite you to consider their theological faithfulness, clarity, pastoral usefulness, and adaptability across different cultural contexts. Please share both what you believe should be retained and where you see opportunities for revision or improvement. Based on your suggestions, the Liturgy Task Force may contact you at the email address provided to request additional comments or clarification. Thank you for helping shape the worship and liturgical life of The Global Methodist Church. Your feedback will help the Liturgy Task Force strengthen these resources before their final editing and publication.
The review period will close on December 31, 2026.
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What is your role in the church?
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In which language did you use the liturgies?
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Your FEEDBACK
Which liturgy or liturgies did you review or use?
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How did you engage with the liturgy or liturgies?
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What feedback would you like the Liturgy Task Force to consider? Please list the name of the liturgy followed by your suggestions.
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What elements of the liturgy or liturgies you reviewed do you believe should be retained?
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Are there cultural, linguistic, or contextual considerations that may affect how these liturgies are understood or used in your part of the global Church? If so, please explain.
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If you used one or more of the draft liturgies in a worship setting, what worked particularly well, and what, if anything, presented challenges in actual use?
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Looking Ahead
As we seek to provide liturgies that faithfully worship God, reflect our Wesleyan heritage, serve the global Church, and equip local congregations, what is most important for us to hear before these liturgies are finalized?
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What additional liturgies would you like to see developed in the future?
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