The Parish Center Campaign website is your destination for the Parish Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) documents associated with the St. John Neumann Parish 10-Year Master Plan and other supporting documents used to establish the building goals for the Parish Center Campaign.
Parish Master Plan
The Parish Master Plan is a long-range plan for the development of physical space to meet the changing needs of Saint John Neumann Parish. The Master Plan, written by the Parish Long Range Planning Committee, is a living document reflecting current expectations and priorities of Parishioners and Parish Groups.
Feasibility Study
The Parish Feasibility Study is an element of the master planning process that evaluates the feasibility of raising the funds necessary to carry out specific stages of the Master Plan. A feasibility study was performed by the Cunneen Company early in 2010, and the results of that study are outlined in this document.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The Parish Center Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) is a compilation of questions and answers provided to Parishioners by the Long Range Planning Committee about the building projects associated with the 2010-2020 Parish Master Plan. As the plan evolves, new questions and answers will be added to this website location. Feel free to contact a member of the Parish LRPC with any questions you may have about our project that you don't see listed here.
Parish Self Study
During the summer of 2008, St. John Neumann as well as the other 105 parishes of the Columbus Diocese completed a Parish Study created through the Bishop’s office to self examine specific areas of parish life. Focus Areas of the study covered the Sacramental (worship and evangelization programs), Strategic (parish demographics, staffing, ministries, marriage and family life and stewardship), and Sustainable (management of financial resources and facilities) elements of our parish life in order to set future planning recommendations and provide spiritual program direction for our parish, the Northland Deanery and the Columbus Diocese.