Tag Archive | "Statistics"

Does Census data help churches?

May 22, 2009 1 comment

This is the first post in a series that deals with the differences between Demographic analysis and our Case Study approach for congregations. There are a many companies that offer demographic data products, (examples are here, and here) and are tailored to business use and market planning. They are worth it for your business, if [...]

Implementing the Senior Ministry Inventory in your congregation

May 14, 2009 No comments yet

There is a simple two-step process for congregations to implement the Inventory.

First, make a decision.  Receive the approval of your Church Council or appropriate Board or Committee. If you want to make a presentation to a group in your Church, you can download materials from our website by clicking on the Resources tab at the [...]

Implications of Mass Aging

May 12, 2009 1 comment

What are some of the implications of mass-aging?
Yesterday we posted about the differences between mere-aging and mass-aging. Following are some statistics that illustrate the implications associated with mass-aging. Tomorrow we will post some biblical propositions regarding aging. Stay tuned.

By 2015, of those over 65, the largest population segment in the U. S. will be single [...]

Mass-Aging in the 21st Century

May 11, 2009 No comments yet

Aging concerns are not new. The Church has always served those who are aging. However, as we enter the 21st century the new ministry challenge is not mere-aging but mass-aging.
Gary Andrews, speaking at the 45th annual meeting in 2003 of the American Society of Aging (ASA) said,
The world population increases with a net addition of [...]


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