…….the average attendance of a particular church without actually visiting or calling them________________
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Get a telescope. Hide out in a field across from the church wearing cammo, so no one can see you. See if you can line up the telescope right to look at that board that shows last week’s attendance and offering. But if they haven’t changed the board since 1975, you will be in trouble________________
Get a telescope. Hide out in a field across from the church wearing cammo, so no one can see you. See if you can line up the telescope right to look at that board that shows last week’s attendance and offering. But if they haven’t changed the board since 1975, you will be in trouble________________
Find some people who go there. Knock on their door and ask them some survey questions. One can be what church they go to. Another can be about how many people attend________________
Get a helicopter and fly above the church building. Count all the people who go in and go out. If you can’t tell one person from another and get confused, count how many people get out of a motorvehicle to get an average number, then count cars and do the math to get an estimate.Or get access to a military sattelite and do this from a home computer instead of from a helicopter________________
RS YOu ask a hard question. At one time a call or state paper for the organization would have told you, but of course you knew that. But maybe a FB message to some one who attends would get you the info.Even COG state offices are pretty far behind in listing when they do. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Or can you do a combat crawl.OR can you do a good impression of Tim Hill’s voice over the phone?Can you hack their ministry reporting password?Or, if you get a State News, take the number shown, divide by 2, multiple by 1.8, square it, add four, then deduct the number you started with.
RS, since you have a graduate degree, I know I don’t have to tell you this — but no matter which idea here you choose, make sure you do it enough times to be able to average the noise out of your data set.
Get a telescope. Hide out in a field across from the church wearing cammo, so no one can see you. See if you can line up the telescope right to look at that board that shows last week’s attendance and offering. But if they haven’t changed the board since 1975, you will be in trouble________________
Get a telescope. Hide out in a field across from the church wearing cammo, so no one can see you. See if you can line up the telescope right to look at that board that shows last week’s attendance and offering. But if they haven’t changed the board since 1975, you will be in trouble________________
Re: How would I find out…..
Send in 12 spies to spy out the land and report back________________
This is for research on behalf of a Congressional candidate________________
Find some people who go there. Knock on their door and ask them some survey questions. One can be what church they go to. Another can be about how many people attend________________
Get a helicopter and fly above the church building. Count all the people who go in and go out. If you can’t tell one person from another and get confused, count how many people get out of a motorvehicle to get an average number, then count cars and do the math to get an estimate.Or get access to a military sattelite and do this from a home computer instead of from a helicopter________________
RS YOu ask a hard question. At one time a call or state paper for the organization would have told you, but of course you knew that. But maybe a FB message to some one who attends would get you the info.Even COG state offices are pretty far behind in listing when they do. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Do you have ninja skills?
Or can you do a combat crawl.OR can you do a good impression of Tim Hill’s voice over the phone?Can you hack their ministry reporting password?Or, if you get a State News, take the number shown, divide by 2, multiple by 1.8, square it, add four, then deduct the number you started with.
RS, since you have a graduate degree, I know I don’t have to tell you this — but no matter which idea here you choose, make sure you do it enough times to be able to average the noise out of your data set.