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Gallup ME 2 November 0, 09 GALLUP This document contains proprietary research, copyrighted materials, and literary property of Gallup, Inc. It is for the guidance of your faith organization's leaders only and is not to be copied, quoted, published, or divulged to others outside of your organization. Gallup and ME 2 are trademarks of Gallup, Inc.

Gallup ME 2 Introduction to the Gallup ME 2 Gallup and Measurement For over 0 years, Gallup has been developing instruments that measure the "unmeasurable." Gallup has developed systems that accurately measure the "soft numbers" -- including customer and employee engagement and other former "intangibles" -- that are keys to business success. Several years ago, Gallup confronted the challenge of measuring another "unmeasurable" -- spiritual engagement. Through its extensive research on the subject, Gallup has designed an instrument -- the ME 2 Member Engagement Survey -- that measures the spiritual health of parishes. Traditionally, parishes have measured themselves primarily by their attendance, membership, and monetary giving. While these statistics are important, they are outcomes, not causes, of a parish's spiritual health -- they can be influenced by nonspiritual factors such as demographics and location. Gallup's ME 2 goes to the heart of an individual's and a parish's engagement and spiritual commitment, giving parishes a clear picture of their spiritual health. Such a picture is crucial, for Gallup's research confirms that spiritual health drives all other factors -- including attendance and financial commitment -- in parish life. What the ME 2 Measures The ME 2 consists of 2 items: 9 items that measure individual spiritual commitment, 2 that measure parishioner engagement, and 4 outcome items about life satisfaction, inviting, serving, and giving. The Spiritual Commitment items are individual and personal, while the Engagement items indicate how strongly one feels a sense of belonging within the parish. Members who are highly engaged are more likely to give more money to their parishes, and to volunteer more hours per week to help and serve others. They are also more likely to invite others to participate, and to be more satisfied with the conditions of their lives. The same is true of members who are more spiritually committed. Member Engagement. Items E0 through E2 measure how engaged members are in the life of the parish. If a parish has high Spiritual Commitment scores, its scores on the 2 Engagement items will reveal whether it is a parish of excellence or one that is just average. Engagement is divided into four areas, each building upon the other, in a hierarchy of engagement. The first area is "What do I get?" and includes items E0 and E02. It is important that these two items receive high scores, because they form the base of the pyramid. The base must be strong if the rest of the pyramid is to stand. The second level is "What do I give?" and includes items E0 through E0. The third level is "Do I belong?" and includes items E0 through E0. The top of the pyramid is "How can we grow?" and includes items E and E2. It is natural for new parishioners to look to fulfill their engagement needs at the bottom of the pyramid before they look to fulfill needs at the middle and the top. As parishioners move toward greater engagement, they will look to fulfill needs toward the top of the pyramid. However, there is interplay between the items at various levels, and individuals identify and prioritize needs on different areas of the pyramid as their engagement level changes. From the parish perspective, the Engagement items are the most actionable items on the survey, and steps taken to improve scores on these items will have a positive impact on spiritual commitment as well. Spiritual Commitment. The real "bottom line" of a parish is producing spiritually committed individuals. Items C0 through C09 measure a person's spiritual commitment, in terms of both attitudes and behaviors. Members of a parish with high scores on spiritual commitment and low scores on member engagement have limited ways to express and live out their spirituality in the midst of their parish. If the parish increases the level of engagement among these individuals, it will unleash a powerhouse of potential for fulfilling its mission. Likewise, a parish of highly engaged yet moderately committed members would do well to focus on the basics of expectations and meeting spiritual needs in order to increase the commitment level of its members, thereby dramatically increasing its potential. Outcomes. Items O through O4 are the measurable outcomes of life satisfaction, inviting, serving, and giving. Strong engagement and commitment are more likely to lead to high scores on these four items; weaker engagement and commitment are more likely to lead to low scores. Demographics. Following the ME 2, respondents were asked a variety of demographic questions. A summary of the responses is included at the end of the report. Conclusion Strong parishes produce spiritually mature individuals whose lives have a positive influence on our society and world. However, you can manage only what you can measure. The ME 2 provides your parish with a system to measure its progress, so that you can manage your parish with greater care and clarity -- in order to create positive change in people's lives. At Gallup, it is our pleasure to be your partner in this endeavor. Page i

Gallup ME 2 The following pages provide a summary of member responses to the Gallup ME 2 Member Engagement Survey.The survey statements were rated on a scale which required a response from among six response categories: Strongly Agree 4 2 Strongly Disagree Does Not Apply or Don't Know The statement or dimension averages are based on a -point scale, with "" being the lowest possible average and "" being the highest average. "Does Not Apply" or "Don''t Know" responses are not scored. The Gallup ME 2 Survey includes Member Engagement, Spiritual Commitment, Outcome, and Demographic items. Note the following term definitions. GrandMean Engagement The average, on a -point scale, across Member Engagement items. GrandMean Commitment The average, on a -point scale, across Spiritual Commitment items. Member Engagement The 2 items that Gallup has found to consistently link to outcomes. Top Box The percentage of "" (Strongly Agree) response Engagement Scores The average Top Box response percentages for statements measuring each stage of the Engagement Pyramid. Gallup th Percentile The score in Gallup's overall database above which 2% of all faith communities scored. Following the Member Engagement Scorecard is a listing of response percentages and average (mean) scores for the Gallup ME 2 Survey items. Page ii

Gallup ME 2 MEMBER ENGAGEMENT SCORECARD Congregation: Total n: 2 Current Gallup th% Mean (Average) Score GrandMean Engagement GrandMean Commitment. 4.2.4 4.2 Top Box (%) Member Engagement Learn & grow Progress Best friend Members committed to spiritual growth Mission/Purpose Opinions count Encourages spiritual development Cares about me Recognition Opportunity to do best Spiritual needs met Know what's expected 42 2 4 4 2 4 4 4 2 4 4 2 9 9 Engagement Scores 0 4 9 Page Not shown if n <

Gallup ME 2 Member Engagement Items Sample Size Strongly Disagree... Strongly Agree Mean (Average) Score % %2 % %4 % Past E0. As a member of my parish, I know what 2 4.0 is expected of me. 4 2 2 2.90 2 2 2.94 E02. In my parish, my spiritual needs are 9 9 4.09 met. 42 2 2.9 42 2 9.94 E0. In my parish, I regularly have the 4 9 2. opportunity to do what I do best. 904 4 0 2 2 2. 9 4 0 2 2. E04. In the last month, I have received 24 2.9 recognition or praise from someone in 24 9 2.94 my parish. 024 9 9 2. E0. The spiritual leaders in my parish seem 4 0 0 4.9 to care about me as a person. 409 2 29. 0 0.2 E0. There is someone in my parish who 44 2. encourages my spiritual development. 4 0 2 2 24. 4 4 2 2 2.2 E0. As a member of my parish, my opinions 2 0 2 29.40 seem to count. 29 9 2 2.2 4 4 29 9. E0. The mission or purpose of my parish 4 4 0 2.4 makes me feel my participation is 44 0 2 2 2. important. 99 4 9 2 4 0. E09. The other members of my parish are 0 2 2 2 9 4 4.00 committed to spiritual growth. 2 2. 4 2 2 4 29.9 E0. Aside from family members, I have a 42 9 2. best friend in my parish. 2.0 40 29. E. In the last six months, someone in my 4 9 4 2.4 parish has talked to me about the 2 2 2 2.42 progress of my spiritual growth. 9 0 9 4 2. E2. In my parish, I have opportunities to 0 4 42 4.0 learn and grow. 444 4 4 2.2 42 4 4 4.0 Top Line Middle Line Bottom Line GM E =., GM E =.4, Catholic Overall GM E =., ME2 Overall Page 2 % - % 4 not shown when n < 0, % and means when n < Meaningful growth or decline (0. mean change)

Gallup ME 2 Spiritual Commitment Items Sample Size Strongly Disagree... Strongly Agree Mean (Average) Score % %2 % %4 % Past C0. I spend time in worship or prayer every 2 2 40. day. 20 4 2 2. 9 4 24 2. C02. My faith is involved in every aspect of 0 2 0 4 4.0 my life. 2 2 2.9 9 2 24 4 4.90 C0. Because of my faith, I have forgiven 4 4 4 4 4. people who have hurt me. deeply 4 2 4.0 2 4 4.09 C04. Because of my faith, I have meaning 0 2 0 2 4.4 and purpose in my life. 00 2 4. 09 2 0 4. C0. My faith has called me to develop my 0 0 9 4 4. given strengths. 4909 2 4.0 4 4.0 C0. I will take unpopular stands to defend 0 2 49 4. my faith. 4 4 9 9 4.0 29 4 9 4.0 C0. My faith gives me an inner peace. 0 9 2 2 4.0 02 4 4. 0 2 0 4. C0. I speak words of kindness to those in 0 2 9 0 9 4.44 need of encouragement. 02 2 9 4 4.40 0 9 4. C09. I am a person who is spiritually 2 0 4 4.2 committed. 494 4 4.0 49 4 40 4. Top Line Middle Line Bottom Line GM C = 4.2, GM C = 4.0, Catholic Overall GM C = 4.2, ME2 Overall Page % - % 4 not shown when n < 0, % and means when n < Meaningful growth or decline (0. mean change)

Gallup ME 2 Outcomes Sample Size Strongly Disagree... Strongly Agree Mean (Average) Score % %2 % %4 % Past O. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with 4 4 4 4. the way things are going in my personal 90 2 9 9 4.9 life. 2 2 42 29.9 O2. In the last month, I have invited 4 4 2. someone to participate in my parish. 42 44 0 2.2 90 4 2 9 2. O. How many volunteer hours a week do you give to help and serve others in your community? 0 449 None or less than hour 44 4 44 to 2 hours 2 24 2 to hours 0 2 to 4 hours 4 to hours 4 hours or more 0 0 O4. How much do you give per year to this parish? 40 9 Less than $00 29 2 2 $00 to less than $000 2 2 $000 to less than $00 2 9 $00 to less than $000 2 $000 to less than $000 $000 or more 4 Top Line Middle Line Bottom Line Catholic ME2 Overall Page 4

Gallup ME 2 Demographic Items Sample Size Response Categories D. Did you attend Mass last week? 4 2 Yes 0 2 No D2. How long have you been a member of this parish? 494 Less than year to years 9 9 4 to years 4 2 to 0 years 0 years or more 0 0 44 D. What is your age? 4 2-24 2-4 2-44 9 2 4-4 2 24 2-4 -4 + 0 0 D4. What is your gender? 2 Male 44 40 4 Female 0 9 D. What is your marital status? 9 9 2 Single Single, but living with someone as a couple Married Separated Divorced Widowed D. What is the highest level of education you have completed? 0 Less than high school graduate 4 High school graduate 9 Some college 24 2 Trade, technical or vocational training College graduate 29 29 2 Post-graduate work or degree 2 D. What is your total annual household income, before taxes? 400 29 Under $0,000 $0,000 to $,000 $,000 to $0,000 $0,000 to $40,000 0 9 $40,000 to $0,000 $0,000 to $,000 2 2 $,000 to $00,000 9 $00,000 or more 24 2 2 Top Line Middle Line Bottom Line Catholic ME2 Overall Page

Gallup ME 2 MEMBER ENGAGEMENT INDEX Engagement(%) 4 Engaged Not Engaged Actively Disengaged These members are loyal and have a strong psychological connection to their parish. They are more spiritually committed, more likely to invite friends, family members, and coworkers to parish events, and give more both financially and in commitment of time. These members may attend regularly, but they are not psychologically connected to their parish. Their connection to the parish is more social than spiritual. They give moderately but not sacrificially, and they may do a minimal amount of volunteering in the community. They are less likely to invite others and more likely to leave. These members usually show up only once or twice a year, if at all. They are on the membership rolls, and can tell you what parish they belong to -- but may not be able to name the pastor. However, they may also be regular in their attendance. If that's the case, they are physically present but psychologically absent. They are unhappy with their parish and insist on sharing that unhappiness with just about everyone. Page Not shown if n <