Appendix E Detailed Notes on on the Street” “Interviews Interview What about Fox Problem/issues in the How can a church help with these (Demographic) Cities Community issues At Concert Lunch in Park 3 (50-60 y.o.'s) ; 1 college safety, entertainment, leisure, increasing less family values, provide parental support/mentorship; age kind/helpful people drug use, and poverty homeless shelter; community food bringing things back to churches for nice community, like Doty Neenah/Menasha rivalry (thinking helping (more outreach and reliability from young moms Island; great and kid-friendly one area not as good as other) church instead of government) Fritse Park interviews sense of community, fairly heroin epidemic, breakdown of safe, lots of family fun family, lack of places for teenagers creating a safe place for all to worship and in 30s, 1 child (8?) activities to hang out safely teaching morals and values as a parent of 3 special needs kids, the support is "archaic" (even with best intentions); as a vegan, people's huge opportunity for churches to educate diverse opportunity for things views on what is healthy is behind and make better decisions on animal Foster parent, in 30s to do; community activities the times (diets and animal welfare) welfare (care for all living beings on earth) Appleton offers more charters than Neenah (may be helpful to have Kindergarten teacher, great place to raise kids more choices offered to fit learning mom of young kids (families) styles); crime has increased slightly Promote kindness Neenah Farmers Market Born and raised in area; lack of parent involvement to get Being welcoming for new people to church couple in their 40s; things to happen, more family time and area. Would like an opportunity for members of First United Always something going on, needed and valued, kids are less churches to do joint youth activities Methodist feel safe; love the seasons disciplined together. Group of 5 (2 adults, 3 lots to do for different ages open and affirming church, not to be college aged young adults) (ex: PAC) scenic and green Lack of acceptance for diversity (all judgmental programs for (a safe place Past First Pres member* good place to raise a family matters of what makes up diversity) for them to go and be themselves
Appendix E Detailed Notes on “Interviews on the Street” Interview (Demographic) What about Fox Cities Problem/issues in the Community How can a church help with these issues At Concert Lunch in Park 3 (50-60 y.o.'s) ; 1 college age safety, entertainment, leisure, kind/helpful people increasing less family values, drug use, and poverty provide parental support/mentorship; homeless shelter; community food young moms nice community, like Doty Island; great and kid-friendly Neenah/Menasha rivalry (thinking one area not as good as other) bringing things back to churches for helping (more outreach and reliability from church instead of government) Fritse Park interviews in 30s, 1 child (8?) sense of community, fairly safe, lots of family fun activities heroin epidemic, breakdown of family, lack of places for teenagers to hang out safely creating a safe place for all to worship and teaching morals and values Foster parent, in 30s diverse opportunity for things to do; community activities as a parent of 3 special needs kids, the support is "archaic" (even with best intentions); as a vegan, people's views on what is healthy is behind the times (diets and animal welfare) huge opportunity for churches to educate and make better decisions on animal welfare (care for all living beings on earth) Kindergarten teacher, mom of young kids great place to raise kids (families) Appleton offers more charters than Neenah (may be helpful to have more choices offered to fit learning styles); crime has increased slightly Promote kindness Neenah Farmers Market Born and raised in area; couple in their 40s; members of First United Methodist Always something going on, feel safe; love the seasons lack of parent involvement to get things to happen, more family time needed and valued, kids are less disciplined Being welcoming for new people to church and area. Would like an opportunity for churches to do joint youth activities together. Group of 5 (2 adults, 3 college aged young adults) Past First Pres member* lots to do for different ages (ex: PAC) scenic and green good place to raise a family Lack of acceptance for diversity (all matters of what makes up diversity) open and affirming church, not to be judgmental programs for (a safe place for them to go and be themselves
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