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Below are recommendations for congregations, teams, or individuals with moderate capacity.

Start by exploring the moderate-capacity recommendations, which are activities that require a moderate level of time, energy, and/or experience.

Next, explore the limited-capacity activities listed afterwards, and then check out the list of “stretch options” — higher-capacity activities you might be inspired by.

At the bottom of this page, you can view the full database of all activities.

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How to Use This Page

Click on the cards below to learn about each activity. When you’re finished reviewing a card, click on the shaded space around it to return to close it and return to this page.

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As you review the recommendations below, consider some of the following:

• What is your primary goal? Activities are tagged based on one of three general goals:
  • Encouraging voter participation
  • Building understanding and reflection
  • Supporting access and infrastructure
• How are you hoping to engage? Do you want to do an activity as a whole congregation, small team/group, outreach ministry, or individual?
• Who is your primary audience? Are you hoping to reach fellow congregation members, members of the wider community, or both?
• Other features. Some activities have special attributes that are noted on them. Attributes include community-building, supporting accompaniment, activities that are ideal for youth under 18, and those that are simply fun!

Want to watch a video tutorial about how to navigate this page? Check out the tutorial here.

✅ Moderate-Capacity Activities

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☑️ More Options: Limited-Capacity Activities

The activities below are other activities you may also want to consider. Since these require less capacity to plan and implement, you could add one to a moderate-level activity from the list above, or you might decide to do several limited-capacity activities instead.

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🚀 Stretch Options