Showing posts with label LDS Statistical Map. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LDS Statistical Map. Show all posts
Thursday, October 18, 2018
Stake, District, and Temple Map
A new map from Church of Jesus Christ Temples (formerly www.ldschurchtemples.org) provides the location for all non-sensitive stakes and districts in the worldwide Church. The new map can be found here: https://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/maps/google/. This is a great resource for looking at the international distribution of the Church's "centers of strength" worldwide. Special thanks for Rick Satterfield for developing this resource!
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
LDS Statistical Map - Africa and Europe
I have been working on creating a statistical map to provide in-depth insight into LDS Church growth trends by nation/territory. Statistics provided for each nation include:
* Number of LDS members in 2010
* 2010 membership growth rate
* Percent membership growth since 2000
* Number of units (congregations)
* Number of temples
* Number of missions
* Number of stakes
* Number of districts
* Ratio of one Latter-day Saint per "x" inhabitants
* Change of ratio in LDS per inhabitants since 2000
* Percent of inhabitants reached by LDS congregations
* Number of unreached cities with over "x" number of inhabitants
* Estimated member activity rate
* Year of initial LDS Church establishment
* Year of country dedication for missionary work
Countries are color-coded to indicate whether there is an LDS temple and stake (red), a stake and no temple (yellow), a district and no stake or temple (green), or an LDS congregation and no district, stake, or temple (blue). Countries that have markers with dots indicate whether an LDS mission is headquartered in the country or not.
View Africa and Europe in a larger map
* Number of LDS members in 2010
* 2010 membership growth rate
* Percent membership growth since 2000
* Number of units (congregations)
* Number of temples
* Number of missions
* Number of stakes
* Number of districts
* Ratio of one Latter-day Saint per "x" inhabitants
* Change of ratio in LDS per inhabitants since 2000
* Percent of inhabitants reached by LDS congregations
* Number of unreached cities with over "x" number of inhabitants
* Estimated member activity rate
* Year of initial LDS Church establishment
* Year of country dedication for missionary work
Countries are color-coded to indicate whether there is an LDS temple and stake (red), a stake and no temple (yellow), a district and no stake or temple (green), or an LDS congregation and no district, stake, or temple (blue). Countries that have markers with dots indicate whether an LDS mission is headquartered in the country or not.
View Africa and Europe in a larger map
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
LDS Statistical Map - Western Hemisphere
I have been working on creating a statistical map to provide in-depth insight into LDS Church growth trends by nation/territory. Statistics provided for each nation include:
Below is a map of countries/territories in the Western Hemisphere provided with LDS statistics by country/territory. I am still populating all of the statistical fields for these nations/territories as some of these remain blank.
View Western Hemisphere in a larger map
- Number of LDS members in 2010
- 2010 membership growth rate
- Percent membership growth since 2000
- Number of units (congregations)
- Number of temples
- Number of missions
- Number of stakes
- Number of districts
- Ratio of one Latter-day Saint per "x" inhabitants
- Change of ratio in LDS per inhabitants since 2000
- Percent of inhabitants reached by LDS congregations
- Number of unreached cities with over "x" number of inhabitants
- Estimated member activity rate
- Year of initial LDS Church establishment
- Year of country dedication for missionary work
Below is a map of countries/territories in the Western Hemisphere provided with LDS statistics by country/territory. I am still populating all of the statistical fields for these nations/territories as some of these remain blank.
View Western Hemisphere in a larger map
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