CPFind Your PlaceCity of Peace
Your city is full of places that matter

Where might you be sent?

You already live, work, play, serve, and care somewhere. This short quiz helps you notice the intersection where your relationships, experience, and concern may become a meaningful missional presence.

9 questions · about 4 minutes
The 60-domain missional landscape
Every person. Every place. Every kind of good.4 pathways × 15 city systems
01

Notice your actual life

Where your time, relationships, and credibility already exist.

02

Name what moves you

The people, problems, and possibilities you cannot easily ignore.

03

Receive a starting place

One primary domain, two nearby fits, and a practical next step.

Before we begin

Tell us where you’re rooted.

These two details connect your result to the city and community you are serving. When you finish, your city, organization, and domain placement will be saved in the private owner catalogue.

If you are participating on your own, enter “Independent.”
Question 1 of 9

Your primary place in the landscape

Why this fits

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    A calling can span more than one domain. These neighboring results were also strong.

    This quiz is a conversation starter, not a vocational verdict. Your place may change by season, and faithful presence often grows across several connected domains.

    Your result in context

    Your place on the 60-domain map

    The highlighted cell is your primary placement. The outlined cells show the adjacent system and pathway that also scored strongly.

    Primary placeNearby systemNearby pathway

    Rows represent the four pathways of personal flourishing. Columns represent the fifteen systems that shape a flourishing city. Scroll sideways on a smaller screen to see the full landscape.

    Behind the quiz

    A landscape, not a ladder.

    The Cities of Peace framework crosses four pathways of personal flourishing with fifteen systems that shape a flourishing city. The result is sixty domains—specific enough to notice real places and relationships, broad enough to hold the complexity of a city.

    Four human pathways

    The quiz listens for the arena of human flourishing that most naturally organizes your concern.

    • Family
    • Education
    • Work
    • Faith Community

    Fifteen city systems

    It also identifies the system where your access, energy, or responsibility appears strongest.