See what’s really happening in your church.
You have data. You have questions. We help connect the two—so your team can spot patterns, challenge assumptions, and decide what deserves attention next.
Start with the question you’re already asking.
their place in community?
in 90 days
Where are people staying connected—and where might they need support?
Same illustrative cohort. Participation is a signal, not the whole story of impact.
A number is a start.
A question takes you further.
Choose a leadership question, then switch views to see what a more useful answer could reveal.
Are first-time guests finding a reason to come back?
first-time guest visits
Eighty people visited for the first time.
It’s helpful to know how many came. The next question is whether they came back—and where that experience differed.
Are first-time guests finding a reason to come back?
of 80 first-time guests · 26%
The return rate differs by campus.
In this sample, 13 of 32 guests returned at one campus, compared with 8 of 48 at another. That difference is worth exploring; the data alone cannot explain why.
Is our serving team growing in a healthy way?
volunteer positions filled
Three hundred ten positions are filled.
A position count can include someone serving in more than one ministry. It does not show who is new, active, or has stopped serving.
Is our serving team growing in a healthy way?
distinct people serving this month
People and positions tell different stories.
This sample counts each person once across ministries. It also shows 35 newly active and 63 who have lapsed under an agreed definition.
What is changing in our giving participation?
given in this illustrative sample
Total giving looks steady.
A stable total can conceal changes in how many households are participating. One large gift can change the picture.
What is changing in our giving participation?
compared with 210 last month
Participation fell while the total held.
The sample shows 25 fewer giving households. That is a signal to understand the pattern, not a judgment about any household.
Answers worth
acting on.
We start with the decision in front of you, then work backward through the definitions and data needed to understand it.
Helping leaders understand the people behind the numbers.
What are you trying
to understand?
Tell us the question your team keeps coming back to. We’ll start a conversation about what the data could help you see.