pH Check Stage layer prototype
The instrument does not change. What changes is which of its eighteen subscales a congregation is asked, and what its scores are reported out of.
The questions this page exists to answer. Everything else is scaffolding.
The pH Check is a validated instrument. Whole-instrument reliability .97, subscale reliabilities .83 to .94, normed on 3,892 people across 58 churches. None of that is in question and none of it changes here.
What is in question is the administration. Every one of the 115 fields on the live survey is required and none offers Not Applicable, so a congregation with no youth ministry is compelled to take a position on nine statements describing one, and a church younger than five years is asked what it has done in the last five.
Bellweather Covenant Church in Kessler Bend, planted March 2024, about 74 adults. Invented down to the town. Its participation target of 60 is real arithmetic from the instrument's own published table.
A church answers these once, when it sets up an administration. Every respondent then gets the same form.
Where is this congregation?
What this church will be asked
The live survey already asks this, at the end, as twelve demographic items. Asking it first is what lets the form know whether 5 Voices is required of you.
Which of these describes you at Bellweather Covenant Church?
Pick the one that fits best.
Your answers are in. They are anonymous and nobody at Bellweather Covenant Church sees them individually.
Bellweather Covenant Church, administration closed.
@ai in a note and it goes to the drafting queue, and the reply comes back on the note. The same page is also published as a Claude artifact, which is the copy to use if you would rather comment there.