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Showing posts with label Inactivity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inactivity. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 3, 2014

First New Stake Created in Chile Since 1998

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Last Sunday, the Church organized a new stake in Chile. The Coquimbo Chile Stake was organized from the Coquimbo Chile District and most of ...
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Saturday, May 29, 2010

Inactivity

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Over the past decade, the Church has taken several steps to help increase the number of converts retained and to improve the depth of conver...
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

New Mission in Guatemala

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Missionaries report that the fifth mission in Guatemala will be organized this summer from the Guatemala Quetzaltenango and Guatemala City C...
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Thursday, January 15, 2009

Assessing Inactivity

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I have discussed recently how inactivity can be expressed by a ratio of Church membership over congregations. The logic for this statistic ...
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Friday, July 11, 2008

Countries With High Inactivity

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A good indicator for how many members of the Church participate in worship services in a particular country is by taking the ratio of member...
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Matt
Colorado, United States
My interest in researching the growth of the LDS Church began in 2002. I began this blog in late 2007 to provide a forum to discuss LDS growth developments and share information. I have also worked for The Cumorah Foundation since 2009 providing research assistance and resource development on LDS growth and missionary work. Since this time I have been interviewed by various media organizations and have co-authored with David Stewart our comprehensive work Reaching the Nations: International Church Growth Almanac: 2014 Edition. I have a masters degree in psychology and a doctorate degree in clinical psychology.
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